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02 Jun 2004
Nvidia has unveiled multimedia software that allows users fast access to digital content on notebook PCs without waiting for the operating system to load.
The company said that its nStant Media software, which it is showcasing at the Computex show, is designed to give users immediate access to DVDs, digital photos, MP3s and other music files.
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Rob Csongor, general manager mobile business at nVidia, said in a statement: "With nStant Media, original equipment manufacturers [OEMs] and system integrators can turn notebooks into true personal, consumer electronic devices.
"In less than nine seconds after powering on, the end user has access to media content, utilising a fraction of the battery life required by traditional notebook solutions."
The software is currently available to OEMs for integration into notebooks and is not sold as stand-alone retail software.
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