NVIDIA at Computex 2007 - Redefining the PC

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Why Do You Need an NVIDIA graphics processor?

Darryl Chan, Director of Albatron, declares that Albatron has an NVIDIA-based card for everyone.

Steven Ni, Section Manager of ECS, points out that NVIDIA graphics cards are great for both Intel and AMD.

Ethan Chuang, Product Marketing Manager of InterActive, believes PureVideo HD and WinDVD 8 are perfect for each other.

Ethan Yu, PM Engineer of Leadtek, highlights the power of SLI.

Alex Lin, Product Marketing Manager of MSI, talks about PureVideo HD And HDMI.

Daniel Lin, Account Manager of ASUSTeK, shows just what an NVIDIA GeForce card can do for notebooks.

Arthur, Product Marketing Specialist of Walton Chaintech, runs through the NVIDIA-powered racing system.

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Searching Shi, PR Manager of Sparkle Computer, shares the success that Sparkle has enjoyed as an NVIDIA partner over the years.

Rockson Chiang, Marketing Division Manager of Shuttle, gets excited with PureVideo HD.

Caroline Kwok, Marketing Manager of InnoVision, introduces two complete lines of cards based on GeForce GPUs.

Rita Lin, Senior Marketing Executive of XFX, believes that GeForce cards can help gamers play hard.

Emma Lin, Marketing Specialist of Gigabyte, is delighted with NVIDIA’s latest mobile GPUs.

Anna Yeh, Associate Product Marketing Director of Acer, showcases the graphics capabilities of the new Aspire notebook.

Rika Nakazawa, Campaign Manager (Mobile, Notebooks and PureVideo HD) of NVIDIA, introduces a range of handheld devices powered by NVIDIA GoForce.

Arman Toorians, Director of Personal Media Display of NVIDIA, highlights the potential and possibilities of Preface technology.

Ravi Kaushik, Marketing Manager (Notebook PC Graphics) of NVIDIA, gives an overview of various notebooks using NVIDIA mobile GPUs.

Rob Csongor, Worldwide VP of Corporate Marketing & Communications of NVIDIA, explains the difference between DX9 and DX10.

Rob talks about the complexity of the human head demo, which is made possible – thanks to DX10.

Rob shares the features of PureVideo HD, which makes videos clearer and sharper.

Rob enthuses that there are more uses for the NVIDIA GPU than just gaming.