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Does this mean that Imgtech will be selling these GPUs under the Videologic brand ?

Wow, does this mean a return to the PC space for PowerVR ?

That's a shame. He really was a comic genius.

Bravo. This time it's Far Beyond The Sun.

Only joking. I'd say that Soldier Without Faith is probably the most demanding piece on Marching Out. And, of course, any Malmsteen solo is quite a workout.

Good to hear some Yngwie in the morning. Did I hear Disciples Of Hell and the 1383 Overture(or whatever it's called) ? Nice sound too. How about some Soldier Without Faith ? That's nice and easy.

Some snippets from the patent: [/url]http://l2.espacenet.com/espacenet/viewer?PN=GB2400778&CY=gb&LG=en&DB=EPD

http://www.imgtec.com/News/Release/index.asp?ID=206 I wonder what's happening at Img Tech ?

With regard to question 39 in that interview John Metcalfe responded: Ailuros, I was wondering if this patent solves that problem ? Here's a snippet from the patent:

Is that the patent on depth-based blending ? It looks like it could be quite useful given all the volumetric effects that crop up in computer games. Here's a couple of snippets from the patent: Dave B, is this the kind of thing you're talking about ?

Perhaps PowerVR are doing the compatibility testing in-house this time ? I copied this job description from the Imagination Technologies career page at the beginning of January this year: Product Compatibility Technician(MJP004) ------------------------------------------ Are you...

No, but I will check her, er, it out now.

Ailuros, Monica Belluci has the most gorgeous curved surfaces of any women alive. Thinking about her gets me processing in a most primitive way. I suppose Nvidia simply can't handle Monica's curves and that's why they are the odd man out. I always had my suspicions about them.

You didn't mention ATi and virtual texturing. I was just looking for an interesting way in which Nvidia could be the odd man out. Reading between your lines is an inexact science(or perhaps its an art) but it seemed a reasonable guess.

Are you suggesting that ATi's offering will also have virtual texturing ?