Xbox 360 A Fake?
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[quote name='drftk1d' date='May 24 2005, 07:52 PM']ps2 doesnt have it, and from what i can tell, ps3 isnt going to have it either.
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It does, it will. AA technology was in like beta when the PS2 came out.
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It does, it will. AA technology was in like beta when the PS2 came out.
#13
[quote name='spaceman Spiff' date='May 24 2005, 07:49 PM']yea they said something about it on g4 it was because it was not ready yet. and they did use apples because of their graphical capabilities.
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its just funny that microsoft is using their rivals equipment to show off a game.
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its just funny that microsoft is using their rivals equipment to show off a game.
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Well, you guys DO know that Gates has a substantial amount of Apple stock right?
MS needs Apple to be successful so the government doesn't see them (MS) as a monopoly.
It's all politics baby.
MS needs Apple to be successful so the government doesn't see them (MS) as a monopoly.
It's all politics baby.
#17
They weren't using the apple for it's graphics, they were using the apple because it runs on the Power PC chip.
Mac's don't have better graphics then PC's and have not for many years now.
Mac's don't have better graphics then PC's and have not for many years now.
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[quote name='Rotarydragon' date='May 25 2005, 10:47 AM']They weren't using the apple for it's graphics, they were using the apple because it runs on the Power PC chip.
Mac's don't have better graphics then PC's and have not for many years now.
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I think it depends on what you deem as graphics:
If you're talking about displaying graphics, for video games, then no.
But as far as video processing and rendering, Apples have statistically been much more powerful in processing video streams and editing them.
Just stirring the pot RD . But I think you're right about why M$ chose the Apples, seeing as how the Xbox 360 chip is a PowerPC based chip.
Mac's don't have better graphics then PC's and have not for many years now.
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I think it depends on what you deem as graphics:
If you're talking about displaying graphics, for video games, then no.
But as far as video processing and rendering, Apples have statistically been much more powerful in processing video streams and editing them.
Just stirring the pot RD . But I think you're right about why M$ chose the Apples, seeing as how the Xbox 360 chip is a PowerPC based chip.
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