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Game on! Technology Group wins Xbox chip November 3, 2003 Microsoft has selected IBM over Intel for the microprocessor technology that will power the next generation of the Xbox game console. IBM earned this business because of its advanced chip technologies and deep development...

Great post by ChryZ. I look forward to similar posts on XBox2 and GC2 tech.

As long as they don't put down other consoles and/or companies, people should feel free to praise whatever they want to.

Rofl

EIDOS, the computer games company behind cyber-heroine Lara Croft, has dealt a blow to Nintendo with the news that it will no longer develop titles for the Japanese company’s struggling GameCube console. Eidos yesterday revealed it had surged back into profitability over the past year...

From the latest Jason Rubin interview PS3 is either late, or launching in 2006.

Not really. Most of the vertices are shared in a highly optimised mesh. I'd wager that the real time number would be somewhere between 200 and 300 million triangles per second.

original info If true, this document suggests quite a difference between NV30 and NV35 model, just like between the original GF and GF2.