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Sunday, May 26, 2013

		APPLE, GRAPHICS, HARDWARE RUMORS
		nVidia ION2 chipset to use G220 GPU, support DirectX 10.1?

Next-gen integrated graphics based on GT218 architecture, new manufacturing process and hot on new features.
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