You really think that a couple batches of bad laptop cards are going to make Nvidia try start from scratch with a new brand name? If anything it would lose them customers, because people are generally wary and scared of new things. GeForce is familiar and while it they had some recent trouble they've always been known to be good cards.
Nvidia doesn't need to change it's brand name in order to achieve progress. Look how much they've expanded just lately. 8800 and above cards all have build in physics processing, they've released products that use your graphics card to work with your processor in video conversions and other tasks, they worked with Adobe in developing CS4's new features, and now they have 3D glasses that also work with 8 series cards and above. All of that is under the GeForce name. It would be idiotic to through recognition of all their achievements away.
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You really think that a couple batches of bad laptop cards are going to make Nvidia try start from scratch with a new brand name? If anything it would lose them customers, because people are generally wary and scared of new things. GeForce is familiar and while it they had some recent trouble they've always been known to be good cards.
Nvidia doesn't need to change it's brand name in order to achieve progress. Look how much they've expanded just lately. 8800 and above cards all have build in physics processing, they've released products that use your graphics card to work with your processor in video conversions and other tasks, they worked with Adobe in developing CS4's new features, and now they have 3D glasses that also work with 8 series cards and above. All of that is under the GeForce name. It would be idiotic to through recognition of all their achievements away.