Nvidia launched a new incarnation of the GeForce 4 Go, namely model 460. We found a first driver set Detonator 36.39 for this GPU here. Now on the announcement. The introduction of the Nvidia GeForce 4 460 Go, most powerful mobile graphics processing unit (GPU) with the best performance per watt metric of all mobile GPUs, went through today. The GeForce4 460 Go is perfectly suited for the mainstream performance and thin and light notebooks?eliminating the consumer dilemma of choosing performance over the convenience of a thin and light form factor. "NVIDIA has been consistent in delivering innovative, quality solutions to the mobile market," said J. Gerry Purdy, Ph.D., Principal Analyst, MobileTrax. "With the GeForce4 460 Go, NVIDIA has developed a GPU which balances fantastic performance with power conservation concerns - once again proving their technology leadership." Read more... The GeForce4 460 Go, delivering the industry?s best performance per watt for the mainstream notebook market, is the industry?s most feature rich GPU. With a high performance 3D engine, the GeForce4 460 Go features a revolutionary core of integrated technologies including NVIDIA?s PowerMizer? technology for advanced power saving; a dedicated video processing engine for the industry?s best DVD and video playback; and an ultra efficient memory architecture for fast graphics performance. NVIDIA?s PowerMizer technology allows the Geforce4 Go to dynamically adapt to changing computing environments and controls power consumption for the entire platform. PowerMizer?s support for dynamic frequency and voltage scaling minimizes power consumption to maximize overall battery life. Unlike existing power management schemes, PowerMizer offers an elegant balance between GPU and CPU operations for significant system level power savings while still providing an excellent user experience. Delivering awesome performance, the GeForce4 460 Go is now available in the Toshiba Sattellite 5205-S703 notebook from the Computer Systems Group (CSG) of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. Source Nvidia