I'm deciding on the components for my next 'media' PC. I remember reading something to the effect that older nvidia cards can decode HD in hardware, while current the top of the line don't. Is this ...

NVIDIA Corporation announced NVIDIA PureVideo technology, a combination of hardware and software technologies designed to raise the bar on the video capabilities of today's desktop and notebook PCs.

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NVIDIA announced an update to its PureVideo technology, dubbing its latest round of features for HD playback PureVideo HD. The company will use NVIDIA GeForce 7-series GPUs along with HDCP ...

We've been hearing details about NVIDIA's on-chip programmable video processor ever since the NV40 originally launched about eight months ago. Back then NVIDIA had stated that the NV40's on-chip video ...

NVIDIA has announced a superset of its PureVideo technology, called PureVideo HD. The technology is a slight refinement of what is on offer now. Cards supporting PVHD will have the capability to: ...

NVIDIA introduces PureVideo HD - Essential TECHNOLOGY for the Ultimate HD movie experience on PCs PureVideo HD Technology Combines High Definition Features with HDCP Support to Provide Stunning ...

LONDON — DECEMBER 20TH, 2004 — NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA), a worldwide leader in graphics and digital media processors, today announced NVIDIA® PureVideo™ technology, a combination of hardware ...

Nvidia today announced PureVideo, the technology which is designed to accelerate MPEG 2 and high-definition content on computer systems equipped with an Nvidia graphics card carrying a GeForce ...