Will NVIDIA Maintain Dual-branding for Desktop Chipsets?

January 2nd 2006 | NVIDIA

According to reports scattered on various forums, NVIDIA will maintain the ULi brand for its low end cost entry chipsets. If this is true, it is just like ASUS and ASrock, one for high end and the other for entry level boards.

From previous records, the acquired brand will be abolished. Will there be a possibility that it will maintain a dual brand? Perhaps ULi renamed as NLi ? ALi -> ULi -> NLi.

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Will NVIDIA Maintain Dual-branding for Desktop Chipsets?
Published in: NVIDIA on 2006-01-02