NVIDIA GeForce 400M Series Launched
NVIDIA's "Fermi" architecture hits portable computers with the launch of the GeForce 400M family of chips that covers the "performance" (from 48 cores) and "enthusiast" (up to 288 cores) segments. With DirectX 11 features and better performance per square mm (or per Watt), the GeForce 400M Series ups the ante when compared with the previous 300M Series, by boosting the performance by as much as 40% (according to NVIDIA) - within the same footprint and power/thermal envelope. As one could expect, all the new chips support CUDA, NVIDIA's architecture for non-graphics computing that can could boost physics, photo processing or audio/video compression (with apps support).
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