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| Download WHQL-Certified GeForce R275 Drivers Now Posted: 01 Jun 2011 06:00 AM PDT Today we posted our first WHQL-certified GeForce R275 drivers. You can download GeForce 275.33 drivers on GeForce.com. Notebook users on Windows 7 or Windows Vista can download the equivalent Verde 275.33 drivers on GeForce.com. This new driver set brings increased performance and enhanced functionality aimed at making your game and display setup faster and easier. Read all about the new features and performance on GeForce.com. Enjoy the GeForce 275.33 drivers and let us know what you think. |
| NVIDIA Keynote Focuses on the Next Billion Computer Users Posted: 31 May 2011 09:50 PM PDT The launch of Tegra 2 powered devices at the year's start marked a shift in the tech landscape that will one day be seen as historic, said NVIDIA's Mike Rayfield, at his Day Two keynote at Computex, in Taipei. And the pace of change will only quicken in the months ahead, as those devices are increasingly joined by further waves of super phones and tablets in wide ranging shapes and sizes.
"They're going to be touching the next billion people who want to do computing," Mike said. They're more interested in consuming content – a.k.a. streaming video, surfing the net, listening to music – than creating content. He argued that the industry should to focus on three objectives to allow this force to work its way through the system. The first objective is to get developers the world over to create rich applications. Thankfully, not much
encouragement is needed here. It's already happening on a daily basis, with great apps like the Zinio magazine reader, Netflix for streaming videos, Kindle for reading books, as well as other wildly popular services coming into the Android market place. Second, OEMs should strive to continue introducing great industrial designs. They're flying with a vengeance now, with tablets like the Asus Transformer – a tablet that snaps onto the back of a keyboard so it looks like a sleek laptop – and the much awaited super-thin, super-light Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, which should hit market in the very near term. And third is, that the industry needs to maintain a rapid cadence with product and software developments. We're already seeing that with the introduction of the new Honeycomb 3.1 operating system, which provides for 30 percent more graphics performance and full USB support for keyboards, cameras, game controllers and the like. Mike noted that while this trend will obviously be a boon to those who succeed in the tablet and super phone business, it will benefit, in parallel, the more traditional computing market. Massive numbers of new consumers of content will demand more content than ever before. And that will continue to be made on higher-power notebooks and the like, he noted. |
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