Shhhh! "Bluesword"

[Geo]

http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=32778

No one is willing to talk about it, so it must be true!

Anybody know wtf this is about? This gen's DX9.1?

 

[tEd]

Why would they contact nvidia for a rumored ati codename?

 

[Simon F]

http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=32778

No one is willing to talk about it, so it must be true!

Anybody know wtf this is about? This gen's DX9.1?

So is that "Blue's word" or "Blue sword"?

 

[Geo]

So is that "Blue's word" or "Blue sword"?

Dunno, let's ask Sire Ric.

 

[Guden Oden]

Mwwaahhaha!

Anyway, could a person (namely: me) who boycotts the inq perhaps get a brief summary of the particular inquirer lies, over-exaggerations and half-truths that are being discussed here?

 

[Geo]

CHIP FIRM ATI said it was unaware of any plans to introduce a prototype of Direct Shader 4.0 codenamed Bluesword.

The codename is purported to relate to a design which may never become a product but is intended to provide so called "proof of concept" for future reference designs.

Followed by discussion of all the people who know nothing about it and/or deny its existance.



It's classic. Like denying that Guden enjoys gay monkey porn is likely to get people wondering. . .

 

[Nelsieus]

Mwwaahhaha!

Anyway, could a person (namely: me) who boycotts the inq perhaps get a brief summary of the particular inquirer lies, over-exaggerations and half-truths that are being discussed here?

I'd love to, only this makes absolutely no sense. It's one of those classic INQ articles where I finish readhing scratching my head in awe at the sheer amount of puerile.

They made a point, and then it's as if they forgot what they were talking about, failing to "report" (their job) on the subject.

Instead, I see something about another thing that could possible mean one thing, but they're not sure, and nVidia doesn't want to comment.

 

[_xxx_]

The article is like this:

"We just heard that Toyota won't be building a flying car after all. It should have been proof of concept, blah blah. GM didn't want to give us any comments either".