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Gigabyte announced a new addition to its product lineup. The GeForce 6200-based GV-N62128DE is targeted at users who intend to upgrade from an integrated graphics chipset to a discreet graphics solution. Features of the card include support for DirectX 9.0, Shader Model 3.0, as well as Nvidia's PureVideo to improve video quality on the screen. The card will become available during this month. Pricing has not been announced. (THG)
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