http://nexus404.com/Blog/2008/05/26/high-voltage-software-quantum3-graphics-engine-for-nintendo-wii-to-offer-xbox-360-quality-graphics-will-harness-true-technical-capabilities-of-nintendos-wii/ TFTS - the very latest in technology news, new gadgets and gizmos. From HDTVs to netbooks, cell phones, DSLR cameras, PMPs, DAPs. Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:22:58 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://nexus404.com/Blog/2008/05/26/high-voltage-software-quantum3-graphics-engine-for-nintendo-wii-to-offer-xbox-360-quality-graphics-will-harness-true-technical-capabilities-of-nintendos-wii/comment-page-1/#comment-30881 Nintendo Wii to Gain Full SD Card Storage Capabilities [Wii Storage Update Pending – SD not HDD] » TFTS - Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:36:59 +0000 http://nexus404.com/Blog/?p=5233#comment-30881 [...] Falling far short of the external HDD that many have, for some time, been tentatively waiting for, the new ability for the Wii console to fully utilise SD cards (allowing for up to 2GB of ‘bolt on’ capacity) will doubtless be broadly welcomed not least because the Wii’s internal memory capacity is so extremely meagre. We also don’t doubt that High Voltage, in particular, will welcome the update – which is purportedly due sometime in Spring 2009 – with particular reference to their proprietary Quantum3 graphics engine which will, as we understand it, be more than happy to utilise the additional storage space on a console that is severely limited by a paltry degree of usable read/write memory though to what extent SD cards will function as ‘bolt on’ RAM remains open to speculation. (Incidentally, you can read more concerning High Voltage’s proprietary Quantum3 graphics engine developed for Nintendo’s Wii by visiting: High Voltage Software Quantum3 graphics engine For Nintendo Wii To Offer ‘Xbox 360 Quality Graphic...). [...] [...] Falling far short of the external HDD that many have, for some time, been tentatively waiting for, the new ability for the Wii console to fully utilise SD cards (allowing for up to 2GB of ‘bolt on’ capacity) will doubtless be broadly welcomed not least because the Wii’s internal memory capacity is so extremely meagre. We also don’t doubt that High Voltage, in particular, will welcome the update – which is purportedly due sometime in Spring 2009 – with particular reference to their proprietary Quantum3 graphics engine which will, as we understand it, be more than happy to utilise the additional storage space on a console that is severely limited by a paltry degree of usable read/write memory though to what extent SD cards will function as ‘bolt on’ RAM remains open to speculation. (Incidentally, you can read more concerning High Voltage’s proprietary Quantum3 graphics engine developed for Nintendo’s Wii by visiting: High Voltage Software Quantum3 graphics engine For Nintendo Wii To Offer ‘Xbox 360 Quality Graphic…). [...]

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