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Nvidia 6600 LE series graphics cards to be priced at $60-70
10:55 AM - July 13, 2005 by
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Nvidia will introduce its 6600 LE series SLI (Scalable Link Interface)-supporting graphics processing unit (GPU) in early August, and the FOB (free on board) price of 6600 LE graphics cards is expected to be $60-70, according to sources at graphics card makers.
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