http://live.pirillo.com/ - There have been rumors of external graphics cards floating around the Internet for years. Recently, though, some of these rumors may have credibility.
With so much heat and power consumption - as well as the growing demands of dedicated PC gamers - it's a real possibility to see external graphics cards hit the market.
CES 2007 introduced an external graphics card for laptops by Asus. One of Chris's friends has it and loves it, since he can now upgrade his graphics card on his laptop.
Is going with an external graphics card a good idea? Yes and no.
Having an external solution offers a lot of possibilities for upgrading and increased power within the GPU. Of course, the average user doesn't want to bother with an external component to output video.
What do you think?
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