HardwareZone’s CES 2004 coverage includes pics from NVIDIA’s booth: Jim Henson’s Creature Shop performing a live interactive 3D Dawn demo, Media Center PCs and Mini PCs (check out the tubular PC from Absolut!), and an interview with Dr. David Kirk, the Chief Scientist at NVIDIA:
HWZ : When we talk about transistors, no one else make transistors like Intel. Do you see them as a threat?
Kirk : I think that Intel is a great company and I don’t think they have the passion for graphics. The content of the GPU is not just transistors. It’s algorithmic knowledge and expertise in graphics. I think there are 10 times as many graphics architects at NVIDIA as at Intel. So, I think it would be very hard for them to build what we build, and at the same time, it would be very hard for us to build what they build. That’s what makes us good partners.
The CES 2004 Report - Part 1@ HardwareZone
» Larrabee Overview - Intel Gets Serious on 3D Graphics
» Nvidia Aims at Intel with Integrated Graphics Chip
» Alienware Area-51 m9750 Gaming Notebook Review
» NVIDIA on Upcoming nForce Lineup
» NVIDIA on ATI, AMD Merger
» Dell Precision M90 notebook review
» NVIDIA Unaffected by Possible PS3 Delay - Sources
» NVIDIA GeForce 7900 Specs
» Micron & Intel Form IM Flash Technologies
» Point of View GeForce 7800 GTX Review
» Intel Inside Apple Macs?
» PCI Express Motherboards Are Hard To Build - Slow Adoption
» NVIDIA To Unveil ‘nForce For Intel’ Q1 05
» AMD Loses NVIDIA Monopoly
» NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT AGP Graphics Card Review @ The Tech Report


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