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| NVIDIA PureVideo technology for desktop and notebook PCsNVIDIA announced NVIDIA PureVideo technology, a combination of hardware and software technologies designed to raise the bar on the video capabilities of today’s desktop and notebook PCs. The addition of PureVideo technology to the GeForce 6 Series of graphics processing units (GPUs) allows for accelerated playback of MPEG-2 and high-definition (HD) video content at home-theater levels of quality, resulting in crisp, vibrant and stutter-free video on any display.Enabled by a dedicated, programmable video processing engine found on the Company’s award-winning GeForce 6 Series GPUs, PureVideo technology eliminates the trade-off in quality traditionally associated with video on the PC by executing on an advanced set of algorithms typically found in high-end consumer electronics devices. PureVideo technology eliminates the need for separate hardware or chipsets and takes the load off the PC’s multi-purpose central processing unit (CPU) to deliver to consumers, high-quality video playback at resolutions up to 720p and 1080i. “The personal computer has never been well-regarded for its abilities to deliver high-quality video playback,” said Dan Vivoli, executive vice president of marketing at NVIDIA. “The GeForce 6 Series with PureVideo technology finally merges the flexibility of the PC platform with the capabilities of high-end consumer electronics to give consumers more choice over how they experience video.” Recent analyst reports cite that the adoption of HD is on the rise, with an estimated 60 million households expected to embrace high-definition devices by 2008¹. Similarly, 33.5 million US households are expected to adopt digital video recorder (DVR) technology in the same time period². Key features of PureVideo include: High-definition MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration. A dedicated 16-way vector processor enables smooth playback of HD video with minimal CPU usage. WMV High-definition Hardware Acceleration. Programmable support of the newest format enabled by Microsoft Windows Media Player and Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 for fluid playback of WMV and WMV HD content. High-quality Real-time Video Recording. An advanced motion-estimation engine makes it possible to record in real-time without a loss in quality. Spatial / Temporal Adaptive De-Interlacing. Experience interlaced content from satellite, cable, and DVD feeds in full detail and without jagged edges or artifacts. 3:2 Pull-down Correction and “Bad Edit” Correction³. Restore video to its original 24fps film format to experience a crystal clear picture, frame after frame. Flicker-free Multi-Stream Scaling. High-quality 4-tap by 5-tap scaling maintains image detail, even when scaling a small video to a large area of the screen. Display Gamma Correction. Automatic format detection adjusts the color quality of video playback so that it is not too dark, overly bright or washed out, regardless of the display. To maximize the complete PureVideo experience, NVIDIA has released the NVIDIA DVD Decoder. The software decoder—the first software decoder to receive "Designed for Media Center" certification from Microsoft—unleashes the broad range of PureVideo technology features for DVD and recorded video playback and works with both Windows Media Player and Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. The Company has also released an update for its ForceWare software unified driver architecture to enable the functionality of the PureVideo technology algorithms. “The programmability of the PureVideo engine gives us more flexibility as a development platform as we are able to support key new features designed to enhance video playback, such as motion estimation, to deliver a competitive advantage to our products,” said Lewis Liaw, president of Ulead Systems, North America. “With Ulead’s products and NVIDIA GeForce 6 Series GPUs, consumers have a cost-effective solution for creating high-quality video.” Graphics cards based on NVIDIA GeForce 6 Series GPUs with PureVideo technology are available today from leading add- in card vendors, system builders, and major OEMs worldwide. + Post comment/question/reply AMD introduces AMD athlon 4, mobile PC processor for notebook market he introduction of AMD's newest mobile processors will offer notebook PC customers a broader range of value and performance options for their anytime, anywhere mobile computing needs." Home Sho Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 NX PC or Notebook becomes recording studio mote control. Music Recording: Create high quality recordings on your PC/notebook or to audio equipment like MiniDisc players. Comprehensive connectivity options including Line-In, Mic- Intel Notebook PCs New Mobile Pentium(R) III Processor-M 0.13-Micron Process Technology anometer process technology, Intel is able to build transistors (the switches used to create the ones and zeroes of the information age) that are the fastest in the industry. This new process technolo Intel BTX Cooler, Quieter and sleeker PCs and Desktop Computers he digital home and office. BTX enables platforms to run quieter, handles high-performance applications, has unique scalable system form factors and meets lower price points that market segments s AMD Sempron Processor 3000+ new and lighter notebook PCs otebook in Germany this month. Other global OEMs currently offering Mobile AMD Sempron processor-based notebooks include Acer, Epson Direct Corporation, Fujitsu Siemens Computers, and Sharp. < AMD Mobile Athlon 64 3400+ highest performing processor for Windows notebook PCs -bit software. Like all AMD64 processors, the latest Mobile AMD Athlon 64 processor offers an Enhanced Virus Protection security feature, to be enabled by the upcoming Microsoft Windows XP Service Pac AMD new high-performance mobile AMD Athlon XP processor 2200+ Notebook PCs ered by AMD Athlon XP processors continue to showcase leading-edge technology,” said Peter Esser, executive vice president, Volume Products at Fujitsu Siemens Computers. “Mobile AMD Athlon XP processo IBM ThinkPad T Series notebook computers T42 T42p 170 viewing angles folio of IBM ThinkVantage Technologies. These include IBM's Embedded Security Subsystem, an integrated security chip and downloadable software to protect company's data, secure passwords and guard aga NVIDIA GeForce FX GPU .13 copper first GPU for PCs real-time, cinematic quality graphics , is the first to be manufactured on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s 0.13 ìm (micron) and copper process, the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing process used in the graphics indust Apple smallest Notebook ever 12-inch PowerBook G4 867 MHz Bluetooth also includes built-in antennas and a card slot to support AirPort Extreme, Apple’s next-generation wireless networking based on 802.11g**. 802.11g can transmit data at up to 54 Mbps, almost five time | News date: 20050105 Posted by: PC4D.com
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