“I think is fair to say that NVIDIA Optimus is one of the most impressive mobile technologies we have ever seen. While switchable graphics promised us a future of mobility computing that was both light on power consumption and heavy on performance, Optimus looks like it could actually deliver on that. The ability to seamlessly and near-instantaneously switch between the integrated graphics on nearly any Intel platform and a large number of discrete graphics chips from NVIDIA enables a totally new paradigm for notebooks computers.”Here are some more Mobile articles from around the web:
- nVIDIA Optimus – Truly Seamless Switchable Graphics and ASUS UL50Vf @ AnandTech
- NVIDIA Optimus Aims To Improve Battery Life on Notebooks @ Legit Reviews
- Nvidia brings Optimus switchable graphics to notebooks @ The Tech Report
- NVIDIA Optimus Mobile Technology Preview @ HotHardware
- Acer Aspire One 532h-2326 10.1-inch Netbook @ Tweaktown
- The Ultra Battle: 7 Intel CULV Notebooks Fight it Out! @ Hardware Zone
- Asus UL80Vt: A CULV Laptop with Hybrid Graphics @ SPCR
- OtterBox 3500 Series Review @ TechwareLabs
- Electronic Book Readers: Upcoming Models of Spring-Summer Season @ X-bit Labs
nVIDIAs’ Optimus, teaching an old laptop new tricks
It takes a little while to explain why people are so excited about nVIDIA Optimus and its graphics switching capabilities, first you have to explore the history of switchable mobile graphics. In the past the graphics were adjusted with a manual switch and a complete reboot, not exactly the most convenient way to manage mobile graphics on the fly. It has improved recently, to the point where you can change on the fly, assuming you have closed some necessary programs. The new Optimus technology promises to free you from that necessity, read Ryan’s full review to see how well they did.
Thanks for this btw
Thanks for this btw 🙂
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We’ve taken our tech expertise into the field of animation, did a survey and here are our results.
Anyway, thanks for the post. Keep up the awesome work.