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{{sub-stub}}'''NVIDIA''', often stylised as ('''nVidia''' or '''Nvidia'''). | {{sub-stub}}'''NVIDIA''', often stylised as ('''nVidia''' or '''Nvidia'''). | ||
| − | NVIDIA's first commercial venture, the [[NV1]] PC graphics card was built in partnership with [[Sega]], using ideas inherited from the [[Sega Saturn]]. | + | NVIDIA's first commercial venture, the [[NV1]] PC graphics card was built in partnership with [[Sega]], using ideas inherited from the [[Sega Saturn]]. The NV1 had similarities to the Saturn's [[VDP1]] graphics processor. Nvidia was at one point was working with [[Sega of America]] to develop the console which would become the [[Sega Dreamcast]]. |
NVIDIA have supplied [[Sega]] with graphics cards for many of their newer arcade boards. | NVIDIA have supplied [[Sega]] with graphics cards for many of their newer arcade boards. | ||
[[Category:Third-party hardware developers]] | [[Category:Third-party hardware developers]] | ||
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NVIDIA, often stylised as (nVidia or Nvidia).
NVIDIA's first commercial venture, the NV1 PC graphics card was built in partnership with Sega, using ideas inherited from the Sega Saturn. The NV1 had similarities to the Saturn's VDP1 graphics processor. Nvidia was at one point was working with Sega of America to develop the console which would become the Sega Dreamcast.
NVIDIA have supplied Sega with graphics cards for many of their newer arcade boards.