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http://www.beyond3d.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22310
http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=ODAy
http://www.falanx.no/
the Mali200 graphics chip is still a long way from reaching the market.
the design is highly scalable.
a late 2006 graphics card using a bunch of these small cores could be a
viable solution
quote from Hardocp:
" Mali200 employs a combination of tile-based and immediate mode rendering
for efficient bandwidth usage, which results in several competitive
advantages over using a single approach."
the best of PowerVR-style rendering plus the best of SGI-style rendering ?
we certainly need some competition in the graphics industry, currently
dominated by Nvidia and ATI.
http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=ODAy
http://www.falanx.no/
the Mali200 graphics chip is still a long way from reaching the market.
the design is highly scalable.
a late 2006 graphics card using a bunch of these small cores could be a
viable solution
quote from Hardocp:
" Mali200 employs a combination of tile-based and immediate mode rendering
for efficient bandwidth usage, which results in several competitive
advantages over using a single approach."
the best of PowerVR-style rendering plus the best of SGI-style rendering ?
we certainly need some competition in the graphics industry, currently
dominated by Nvidia and ATI.