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Google Chrome’s Getting Hardware-Accelerated 3D Graphics Powers

By Matt Buchanan on July 23, 2009 at 7:29 AM

Google’s building their O3D plug-in—that lets browsers use hardware-accelerated 3D graphics—into Chrome. The idea behind O3D is that with hardware graphics acceleration, it’s possible for web apps to get even more intensive and sophisticated, closer to native apps—like games. Which makes Chrome OS’s web app-only approach look even more feasible. [Cnet]

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