The video starts by showing an HD clip on a device not using hardware acceleration. Around the 1:20 minute mark, you can see how big the difference is when using NVIDIA’s new chipset.
[Via CrunchGear & Engadget]
by Serge Jespers on 28. Sep, 2009 in Flash Platform, open screen project
The video starts by showing an HD clip on a device not using hardware acceleration. Around the 1:20 minute mark, you can see how big the difference is when using NVIDIA’s new chipset.
[Via CrunchGear & Engadget]
Tags: demo, flash video, hd video, ion, netbook, nvidia, open screen project, osp, Video
Serge Jespers is at home in Mechelen, Belgium.
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RT @JosephLabrecque: Very cool. RT @sjespers: Blogged: HD video (720p) on a netbook? With NVIDIA & Flash Player you can! http://bit.ly/FfcIV
HD video (720p) on a netbook? With NVIDIA & Flash Player you can!: If you’ve toyed around with netbooks, .. http://bit.ly/aJ4CR
RT @peterelst: RT @sjespers: Blogged: HD video (720p) on a netbook? With NVIDIA & Flash Player you can! http://bit.ly/FfcIV
@ert akcelerovane video je neco na cem se taky pracuje – ve spolupraci s NVidii: http://bit.ly/ASgQ0
RT @sjespers Blogged: HD video (720p) on a netbook? With NVIDIA & Flash Player you can! http://bit.ly/FfcIV
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