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   #1. Posted at 06:58 AM on Apr 3rd 2007 Edit   Reply
Stijn
For an embedded system, this chipset seems quite powerful.
In the PDF document, they say:

A great chipset solution for:
• Thin clients
• Point-of-sale (POS) systems
• Gaming machines
• Medical and security imaging
• Single Board Computing (SBC)


Since when do they use embedded systems for gaming?
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#1, Consoles?...  :  d2brothe  (#2)  «
#2, Hmm, I thought consoles had their own custom-made boards.  :  Stijn  (#3)  «
#3, Yes, and this is a development board. Its designed as ...  :  d2brothe  (#4)  «
#3, SIS, nVidia, ATI These three companies designed the chi...  :  Sahrin  (#7)  «
#1, yknow those bar-top touchscreen gaming systems? think along t...  :  eitje  (#5)  «
#1, Since when do they use embedded systems for gaming? Cellular ...  :  Kreshna Aryaguna Nurzaman  (#6)  «
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