By the way, three of the four mentioned cards (except Quadro4 700XGL) were introduced on March 9 already (see this news story), and the fourth one (on Quadro4 700XGL chip) will be available only for system integrators. So, these press-releases play no information role but rather are a political move on ELSA’s part. Does it mean that ELSA managed to find a company to purchase it, which cares about the repeated press-releases just before the very end?

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