Nvidia just announced four new GPUs for notebooks hailing from the GTX 200M and GTS 100M series. The GTX 280M and 260M are apt for enthusiast notebooks while GTS 160M and 150M aim for high performance sleek laptops.
All the cards boast to be 50 percent faster from the previous generation cards without increasing the power consumption and offer SLI support, HD video, CUDA processing and PhysX.
Nvidia’s GPU line will be showcased at CeBIT by Asus, Clevo and MSI.
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