we're talking downloadable content I think. I probably wouldn't buy Bookworm adventures, but I'd download it onto my wii no problem if the price were right.
It's nice to see the name Acceleware mentioned in the NVIDIA press release, although they are missing from the 'comprehensive' report on wired. It should be noted that they have been delivering High performance computing solutions for a couple of years or so already. I guess now it's out of the bag that NVIDIA's little graphics cards had something to with that.
Anyone know of any other companies that have already been commercializing GPGPU technology?
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we're talking downloadable content I think. I probably wouldn't buy Bookworm adventures, but I'd download it onto my wii no problem if the price were right.
Damn I'd love to see bookworm adventures out on the wii....with the wiimote pointer, it would be pretty sweet.
It's nice to see the name Acceleware mentioned in the NVIDIA press release, although they are missing from the 'comprehensive' report on wired. It should be noted that they have been delivering High performance computing solutions for a couple of years or so already. I guess now it's out of the bag that NVIDIA's little graphics cards had something to with that.
Anyone know of any other companies that have already been commercializing GPGPU technology?