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Bigfoot Networks unveil a network card aimed at lowering lag in online games...
Texas-based Bigfoot Networks has today unveiled their LLR (Lag and Latency Reduction) technology in a bid to reduce lag in online games. The technology, based on a network processor, is said to work by reducing the pressure on a machine's CPU, which can then focus on improving the frame rate of the game.
"LLR was designed exclusively to fight Lag in video games. Simply put, LLR will make game play more fun because gamers who buy products powered by LLR Technology will have lower latency, and less Lag," says Harlan Beverly, inventor, co-Founder, and CEO of Bigfoot Networks. "In addition, gamers who buy products with LLR Technology will have a competitive advantage in online games over those who choose traditional networking products."
It'll be interesting to see how successful Bigfoot's LLR technology will prove to be, especially with ever increasing net speeds and of course the continuous treadmill of PC power. Lag certainly doesn't seem to be as big a problem now as it was a few years ago and it'll be tough to convince gamers that they need yet another card in their PCs.
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Added:Tue 15th Dec 2009 16:52, Post No: 12
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Added:Tue 24th Mar 2009 17:00, Post No: 11
No way to edit but talking of typo's, surely not surley.
Added:Tue 24th Mar 2009 16:57, Post No: 10
Curious, is that a typo?
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Added:Thu 15th Mar 2007 12:29, Post No: 8
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Added:Sun 11th Mar 2007 10:42, Post No: 7
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