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• Larrabee Project a Casualty of Intel's Legal Battles Intel announced the demise of its discrete graphics chip Larrabee Project. Legal battles with Nvidia probably set development back.
• Flash Player 10.1 Speeds Up Netbooks, Nettops Got a netbook? Flash Player 10.1 may ease your pain by letting you stream HD video.
• Nintendo Crowns Nvidia Chipset for Next-Gen DS Handheld Nvidia to provide mobile computer-on-chip that'll power Nintendo's next-gen video games handheld.
• Nvidia Escalates Patent-Licensing Battle With Intel Nvidia has stopped development of chipsets for Intel's latest processors, intensifying a battle between the companies.
• HP Mini 311-1000NR Netbook We're still testing it, but so far the first Ion netbook delivers on its promise: The first affordable netbook that can support games and HD video has arrived.
• Nvidia Unveils Next-Gen Fermi Architecture New details about Nvidia's next "compute and graphics" chip.
• AMD Announces Open Physics Initiative AMD and Pixelux combine to bring GPU-accelerated physics to everyone through Bullet and OpenCL.
• Ion- and Tegra-Based Netbooks, Plus Multitouch and MacBook-Mimicking Notebooks A lot can happen for notebooks inside of one day. Watch what happens when one editor has to write about them all (or most of them) in a 24-hour span.
• Nvidia's $200 Netbook: "Better Than Atom" Tegra chips can do more than drive a Zune HD--how about a cheap netbook?
• Nvidia CEO Predicts 570X Performance Increase in 3 Years GPU Compute to get way, way faster than it is today.
• AMD Tops Quarterly GPU Growth, Still Third Place Overall New analyst figures show AMD's graphics shipments outpacing Nvidia's from 1Q to 2Q 2009, but Intel still leads the market share by a comfortable distance.
• nVidia 200M GPUs: 'Twice the Power, Half the Battery Drain' nVidia announces new GPUs that will appear in laptops soon--and that will offer twice the power of last-gen GPUs. Are they too good to be true?
• Lenovo IdeaPad S12: The First Ion Netbook Lenovo announces the first sub-$500 netbook that could theoretically play 3D games and HD video. Find out all the details of what this Intel Atom, nVidia Ion PC can do.
• Apple, Dell, HP Laptop Owners Sue Nvidia Over Faulty Graphics Owners of Apple, Dell and Hewlett-Packard laptops have combined lawsuits against Nvidia.
• Nvidia’s PhysX Technology Brings GPU Accelerated Physics to Upcoming Games Nvidia announced three anticipated games will be making use of their hyped PhysX technology: Dark Void, Terminator Salvation, and Darkest of Days. The PhysX engine is incredibly scalable, already running on every major gaming platform, including Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Nintendo Wii, PC, and even iPhone.
• Coming Soon: Lightweight Laptops That Pack More of a Punch A flurry of recent announcements signal that lightweight, yet inexpensive computers are about to get a whole lot faster.
• Nvidia Spent $43.6 Million to Replace Faulty Graphic Chips Nvidia spent $43.6 million to cover warranty costs from flawed graphics chips during its most recent fiscal year.
• Benchmarks: New Mac Minis The Mac mini, waiting patiently on the sidelines for the past 17 months, has finally been refreshed.
• Polywell MiniBox 780G-940 Value Desktop PC The portable Polywell MiniBox value desktop PC boasts nVidia's latest graphics card, a whopping 1.5TB of storage, and great connectivity options.
• Nvidia's Eye Is on Intel as Ion Wins 3 Votes of Confidence Nvidia's Ion CPU-and-graphics platform, which the graphics chipmaker hopes can help loosen Intel's grip on the fast-growing netbook business.
• Hands-On With the nVidia Ion Platform Yes, you can play games--and 1080p video--on a desktop the size of your palm.
• New nVidia Platform Promises to Speed Up Netbooks By combining Intel's Atom processor and nVidia's GPU, the Ion platform can bring decent gaming and video performance to typically underpowered netbooks.
• It's About Time: Apple to Update Mac Mini The rumors are getting louder, but it appears the Nvidia Ion graphics processor will give a new boost to the Mac Mini.
• BFG Tech Unleashes Phobos High End Gaming System The fastest parts money can buy are used to produce BFG's first attempt as system builder. Will anyone bite?
• Nvidia vs. ATI: Who’s the Fastest, Anyway? Is the successor to Nvidia's untouchable 8800 Ultra video card, the GTX 280, powerful enough to carry the torch? Find out as ATI unleashes its latest contender in an attempt to regain the throne within the high end GPU market.