It seemed like NVidia and Apple were real cozy seeing how they star in the MB and MBPs. But this is going to cause a lover's spat I imagine --
Link Here
At the NetBook Summit NVidia's Product Director said Apple set the bar too low and iPad gets 2 strikes:
1) No Flash Support (Oh, not that old chestnut AGAIN. Zzzzz.)
2) No 1080p Support (Would be cool to export to a TV, but otherwise non-factor on a 9.7" screen). Certainly not a killer feature.
His bottomline: buy a Tegra 2 powered WebOS device.
I. must...
. Yeah, Apple set the bar too low that it's only one of the best electronics product launches of all time. NVidia would have hated to have had the Tegra in the iPad I'm sure. Hated it.
I'm guessing Steve will not be pleased. I wonder if this means ATI guaranteed in the next round of Macs.
Link Here
At the NetBook Summit NVidia's Product Director said Apple set the bar too low and iPad gets 2 strikes:
1) No Flash Support (Oh, not that old chestnut AGAIN. Zzzzz.)
2) No 1080p Support (Would be cool to export to a TV, but otherwise non-factor on a 9.7" screen). Certainly not a killer feature.
His bottomline: buy a Tegra 2 powered WebOS device.
I. must...
. Yeah, Apple set the bar too low that it's only one of the best electronics product launches of all time. NVidia would have hated to have had the Tegra in the iPad I'm sure. Hated it.I'm guessing Steve will not be pleased. I wonder if this means ATI guaranteed in the next round of Macs.