vpu for next-gen Nintendo console?

^ is complete and utter BS. it's also OLD BS.

inquirer at its absolute worst :rolleyes:

something more trustworthy:

http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,3973,1220430,00.asp

With the deal, ATI will now apparently design graphics chips for two next-generation consoles, manufactured by Microsoft and Nintendo. In March, ATI said it was developing technologies for use in future products, also suspected to be a game console. (Nintendo)

Don't expect the graphics capabilities of future Nintendo and Microsoft products to be exactly the same, however, the ATI spokesman said. "Yes, we have different design teams working on them, with different requirements and different timetables," the spokesman said.

"What I think is cool is that we've got the Gamecube, got this huge technology agreement with Nintendo
 
bbot said:
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=11039

This article states that,

"ATI severed contacts with Nintendo earlier this year."

Any truth to this statement?

Destruction of Inquirer is a must for stability in this world.
 
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