U.S. company unveils ‘most powerful’ graphics chip, made in India

[nForce]

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Intel Core i7 920 3.2 ghz, 6 Gigs of Corsair Ram DDR3 1333 Mhz, nVidia 260 GTX SuperClock 896 MB, MotherBoard AsRock aka "ASUS" ATX58

-Pzzzz LATE..

-sigh.....I am still using my old Core2duo based system,with 3 GB DDR2 800Mhz RAM.The ATI 4850 does a very decent job though.I used to play a lot of Computer games before.I still do,but not as much as before.I am quite satisfied with my desktop,as most of the time I do some coding work using JAVA and related technologies.You dont really need a top of the line PC for that kind of work.
Sometimes I wonder,what happens to all those hardware,processors,motherboards and graphics cards etc.when something new hits the market.The older ones can still do a decent job based upon the role to play.

[Unbeliever]

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Indians and their IT..

Impressive and since it is the age of the geek I see a bright future for India (and all other countries that do the same) if the stick with this IT stuff.

I read about the 26 dollar tablet-PC from India (that's one night out drinking!). Is that out already? (I probably won't buy it, just curious ^^)

Found a link: