Digi Giga extends series of Gigabyte NVidia VGA cards

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Digi Giga Systems Ltd has extended its range of Gigabyte NVidia graphics cards with the launch of the GV-N57L256D,
GV-N52128TE, GV-N40128TE and GV-N4464TE. According to the company, these cards are powered by NVidia
GeForce chipsets and can run applications and games at higher resolutions and at much higher speeds.

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These cards support the new AGP 8X standard and features D-Sub & TV-Out connectors. GV-N57L256D is powered by
NVidia GeForce FX 5700LE GPU supports latest DirectX 9.0, is integrated with 256MB DDR memory, supports Gigabyte
"V-Tuner" overclocking application and comes bundled with "Spell Force" game and PowerDVD 5.0. GV-N52128TE is powered by NVidia GeForce FX 5200, is
integrated with 128MB DDR 16Mx 16 memory, supports Gigabyte "V-Tuner" overclocking application and comes bundled with PowerDVD 5.0 (Full Version).

GV-N40128TE is powered by NVidia GeForce MX4000, is integrated with 128MB DDR 16Mx 16 memory, supports
Gigabyte "V-Tuner" overclocking application, and comes bundled with PowerDVD 5.0 (Full Version). GV-N4464TE is
powered by NVidia GeForce 4MX 440-8x, is integrated with 64MB DDR memory, and is
bundled with PowerDVD 5.0 (Full Version). 

Digi Giga Systems product manager - motherboards Rajan Sharma said, "We are running a special promotional offer on a
bundle buy of the GV-N4464TE & GV- N40128TE. This offer is open through our authorized distributors to our
dealers and resellers."

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The company is also organizing a series of road shows and training programs for System Integrators (SIs) and resellers. These
programs are intended to increase the awareness of NVidia VGA cards, emphasize its superior quality
and performance and thus create a positive brand image for Gigabyte. 

The training program will throw light on unique features of Gigabyte Motherboards and NVidia cards and other new
higher-end models. These road shows will be held at Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai,
Kolkata, Pune, Nashik, Cochin, Kannur, Pallakad and Calicut.

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