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NVIDIA (Santa Clara, CA) released the NVIDIA Quadro NVS 420, which it says is the first low-profile quad-display graphics card to support 30-in. panels. Offering NVIDIA nView display software and support for four 30-in. displays at 2560 x 1600 high resolutions, business professionals can maximize productivity through increased desktop real estate and easy-to-use display management tools.
The Quadro NVS 420 professional graphics solution offers stability, ease-of-use, wide compatibility, and it has been tested to ensure compatibility with leading business applications.
Among the cutting-edge display features incorporated into the Quadro NVS 420 GPU are support for up to four high-resolution 30-in. (2560 x 1600 resolution) displays; NVIDIA nView display software, which allows users to spread their work across single, large, or multiple displays and maximize productivity through user-friendly desktop and application management features.
Equipped with large frame buffer and high memory bandwidth, the Quadro NVS 420 GPU is ready for digital signage installations, providing 2D and 3D content as well as HD video. For extreme resolutions, the DisplayPort connectors offer more screen real estate from a single graphics card on an SFF system. Enabling EnergyStar-compliance, the Quadro NVS 420 has low maximum and idle power levels and is built with a high-quality variable-speed fansink for a quieter working environment.
The inclusion of NVIDIA Unified Driver Architecture (UDA) simplifies the upgrade process by ensuring forward and backward compatibility with NVIDIA software drivers.
The NVIDIA Quadro NVS 420 GPU will be available this February at $499.
For more information on NVIDIA technologies and products, please visit NVIDIA Corporation.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
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