ASUS Offers World's First Laptops With AMD's Mobility 5870 GPU

Asus is a Taiwan based company which is into computing and mobile production. Asus is more popularly known for its motherboard production. The company has widespread its production across the globe. It has created a niche in the notebook market and the Asus laptops have a credible name. Asus laptops are known for their compactness [...]

Is there any way to improve the performance of ATI cards? Asking because my little 1.2GHz netbook runs things like scrolling (in FF and the system it self) much much smoother with integrated graphics than my desktop with ATI 5870. Would my performance improve if I changed to a nVidia card, or is there a way of improving my cards performance?

NVIDIA took some time today to post more details regarding their Phoenix reference phone powered by their new Tegra 4i chip on their company blog, including a hands-on video with the device. NVIDIA’s Tegra 4i chip comes with a built-in 4G LTE chip and promises to be better than the current generation Tegra 3 chip by most any measure.

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I'm thinking about getting a new laptop with the above on. Can anyone advise how good ATI's Linux drivers are? I have run laptops with nvidia cards very successfully, but in the past ATI's support has been lacking.

Nvidia has outed its next-gen Tegra 4 mobile CPU at CES. As expected, the chip packs 72  GPU cores, offering a 6x bump on the Tegra 3′s graphics processing performance — to make the most of higher resolution displays — along with the first quad-core ARM Cortex-A15, to boost web browsing speed by 2.6x and deliver improved app performance.

Nvidia announced a new parallel processor for the high performance computing (HPC) market, based on its GPU (graphics processing unit) architecture. Initially offered in servers from HP, the Tesla M2090 is a PCI Express x16 card touted as & the world's fastest parallel processor for high-performance computing,& with up to 665 Gigaflops of performance....

It’s been a long time coming, but NVIDIA has finally unveiled its latest addition to its chipset family and “GeForce Experience” by introducing the world to the Tegra 4 processor.

Not content with shipping the world first quad-core Android tablet, Asus is now showing two more Nvidia Tegra 3 models at this week's Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

NVIDIA has really stepped up and made some great innovations for Android as a whole, and they’re not showing any signs of slowing down. The latest from the graphics chip maker is a demo of their Tegra 4i, which is the version of the Tegra 4 designed to be run in smartphones, complete with LTE modem.