It appears that the two newest chipsets (the ATI Rage Mobility 128 and the
Savage MX/Savage IX) both have decent 3D performance -- the game magazines
are reviewing them and they appear pretty decent (something like >40fps on
full-screen Quake3).
I don't particularly trust ATI's opengl implementations (bad past
experience, things have probably changed), so I've ordered a Savage-based
laptop (2 that I know of are the new Nec Versa and the Thinkpad T20). My
expectation is that they'll do pretty well.
(Note: I believe that the Rage Mobility 128 is far different than the
non-128 versions)
Hope this helps.
Blair
--On Tuesday, June 13, 2000 4:08 PM +0200 Thomas Bj�rge
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have been developing an application in java3D, which for all practical
> purposes is dependant on hardware accelleration. Now, a problem, our
> customers want to use the application on laptops...
>
> I have never known much about hardware, but my understanding is that
> laptops are weak when it comes to 3D cards. Can anyone give me a hint
> about a good 3D card for laptops, which to recommend?
>
> Best regards
> Thomas
>
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