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Nvidia C51 to help grab integrated chipset market

published 16 September 2005

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Drew Henry, General Manager of Nvidia Platform Products Division, recently sat down with DigiTimes and talked about the prospects for Nvidia's upcoming integrated chipset series, the C51.

More here at DigiTimes.

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