NVIDIA has yet to officially unveil its ION 2 platform. But based on a series of leaks, announcements, and the fact that the Acer Aspire One 532g with next-generation NVIDIA ION made a surprise ...

Netbook graphics are inherently weak, especially with Intel’s much-derided integrated graphics. But the new Nvidia Ion—like its predecessor—lets even a wimpy netbook Hulk out to play DX10 ...

Although Ion was pitched as a fast netbook platform, its poor battery life makes it a better mini desktop. And that’s what it will first appear in. This confirms the suspicions of many .

Today sees graphics giant NVIDIA introduce the next-generation ION netbook graphics processor. Written by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, Senior Contributing Editor March 1, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. PT ...

Five Reasons Nvidia ION Will Supercharge Netbooks. BizFeed By Darren Gladstone, Feb 11, 2009 4:58 am PST.

Nvidia's Ion graphics solution for netbooks provides the extra video power that's lacking from Intel's current Atom processor. It can handle Direct X graphics as well as 1080p "full" HD.

NVIDIA has officially lifted the thin veil of secrecy that hadn’t really been covering the details about the company’s next-generation ION platform. NVIDIA ION pairs a low power Intel Atom ...

That tiny circuit board is a Pico-ITX motherboard with an Intel Atom processor and an Nvidia GeForce 9400M GPU. It's a reference design featuring Nvidia's new Ion platform created for netbooks and ...

Company is aiming its Ion graphics chipset at both top PC makers and Windows 7 Netbooks.

Nvidia officials say their Ion processor provides 10 times the graphics performance of the "average" netbook, enabling users to stream HD video from YouTube and play games like "World of Warcraft." ...

— -- Netbooks are cost-effective and cute….but "powerful" and "business-friendly" aren't exactly words that spring to mind. Well, over the past few months since Nvidia first unveiled ...

Nvidia estimates that Ion-enabled netbook and SFF systems will retail for around $400 but no major system manufacturers have announced Ion-based systems yet.