“Nvidia plans to launch two new chipsets, the MCP89 and MCP99 for Intel-based notebooks, and MCP85 for AMD notebooks, in the first quarter of 2010, according sources at notebook makers.The company’s MCP89 and MCP99 chipsets are expected to continue receiving orders from Apple, the sources added.
Nvidia declined the opportunity to respond to this report.”
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Lenovo issues battery recall for six ThinkPad models @ Engadget
- Local Privilege Escalation On All Linux Kernels @ Slashdot
- Word could be saved by a workaround @ The Inquirer
- Phenom II X4 965: A Look at CPU/MB Bundle Pricing @ AnandTech
- Intel Lynnfield alive and selling in Taiwan @ Tweaktown
- 10 Voyager Pro headsets up for grabs @ HEXUS
Drop us a hint, will ya?
nVIDIA’s chipset business may not be doing as badly as we thought. They are still providing chipsets for Apple’s products and it seems that Jobs’ crew is quite happy with what nVIDIA has provided as they are going to be picking up two new ones. Three MCPs are expected, a pair for Intel based systems including those Apples and a single solution for AMD systems. The information is pretty sparse, DigiTimes has the parts of the story we know.
