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Computex 2012 was Ultrabookland
Those pricey new WinTel notebook computers that ape the MacBook Air were everywhere. Jon Peddie reports from Taipei. By ...
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Nvidia spans the continuum from handheld to cinema
Pay attention to the company behind the screen. An overview of Nvidia’s recent growth and current prospects. By Jon Peddie ...
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Hewlett-Packard is back on track
The Whitman era finds HP on a roll with new mojo, new products, and falling in love with China. By ...
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Low-cost 3D Android 4 tablet takes a run at the market
The Ematic eGlide Prism sells for $157.16. Will there be any takers? The eGlide Prism, claims Roy Rayn, general manager ...
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Google puts the spotlight on augmented reality
The search giant proposes the specs for AR glasses. How fast can they come to market? By Jon Peddie Have ...
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Nvidia’s Kepler pushes graphics technology further ahead
Jon Peddie says the totally new GPU architecture based on 28nm technology is a home run. By Jon Peddie The ...
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Khronos turns 12 with 15 APIs and counting
The mobile industry has come to rely on Khronos’ APIs as much as the graphics industry. The future is rosy ...
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New Numecent already has a cloudpaging spin-off for gaming
Approxy will offer a white-label platform delivery service for game developers and publishers, allowing them to publish their games as ...
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Numecent introduces Cloudpaging as a new category of computing
New technology worthy of the term “groundbreaking” will revolutionize software delivery and use. Numecent makes any application a web application. ...
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Lucid takes GPU virtualization to the cloud and beyond
Intelligent real-time graphics flow can synchronize CPU and GPU output. By Jon Peddie Started in 2004 Lucid came out at ...
