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NVIDIA's New Cards Coming On March 26?
NVIDIA's New Cards Coming On March 26?
The wait could finally be over. NVIDIA is set to appear at the Penny Arcade Expo in Boston in late March and the agenda page leaves nothing to the imagination, clearly stating that it will hold a special "must-see" presentation.
The Tech Report - The teaser paragraph doesn't leave much to the imagination:
Come see NVIDIA unveil the next generation of PC gaming. Want to see what's hot and what's next? If you're even vaguely a fan of PC games and miss this special event, you'll likely be spending the next few months kicking yourself. Line up early as seating is limited. ‘Nuff said.
Fermi is coming. And boy are we excited. To read the original article, click here.
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