As the global demand for better visual experiences makes its way into the notebook
\nmarket, NVIDIA Corporation continues to address that demand with the introduction of a new line-up of notebook GPUs, the NVIDIA GeForce 9M Series of graphics processors, and a new graphics innovation, NVIDIA Hybrid SLI technology. These new technologies enable customers to optimize their notebooks to power today's visual applications, such as: the latest operating systems, photo editing, mapping software, games, and HD movies.![](\"\/images\/news\/2008\/geforce_9m.jpg\")
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\n“Beginning this summer, GeForce 9M GPUs and Hybrid SLI, paired with AMD
\nand Intel CPUs, will enable a new breed of notebooks,” said Jeff Fisher,
\nsenior vice president of the GPU business at NVIDIA. “These new notebooks
\nwill be optimized to deliver a visual experience and raw computing
\nperformance that traditional cookie-cutter notebooks with integrated
\ngraphics simply can't touch.” “With the recent addition of advanced features to Blu-ray and the complexity of DirectX 10 games like Crysis, PC users need more graphics processing performance than today's generic integrated graphics can
\ndeliver,” said Rene Haas, general manager of the notebook business at
\nNVIDIA. “The new GeForce 9M series meets this need while also delivering
\nprocessing muscle for applications beyond gaming and graphics.”\n<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"As the global demand for better visual experiences makes its way into the notebook
\nmarket, NVIDIA Corporation continues to address that demand with the introduction of a new line-up of notebook GPUs, the NVIDIA GeForce 9M Series of graphics processors, and a new graphics innovation, NVIDIA Hybrid SLI technology. These new technologies enable customers to optimize their notebooks to power today's visual applications, such as: the latest operating systems, photo editing, mapping software, games, and HD movies.\n“Beginning this summer, GeForce 9M GPUs and Hybrid SLI, paired with AMD
\nand Intel CPUs, will enable a new breed of notebooks,” said Jeff Fisher,
\nsenior vice president of the GPU business at NVIDIA. “These new notebooks
\nwill be optimized to deliver a visual experience and raw computing
\nperformance that traditional cookie-cutter notebooks with integrated
\ngraphics simply can't touch.” “With the recent addition of advanced features to Blu-ray and the complexity of DirectX 10 games like Crysis, PC users need more graphics processing performance than today's generic integrated graphics can
\ndeliver,” said Rene Haas, general manager of the notebook business at
\nNVIDIA. “The new GeForce 9M series meets this need while also delivering
\nprocessing muscle for applications beyond gaming and graphics.”\n<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n