Nvidia unveiled next-generation graphics processor Nvidia Ion, who tenfold increase graphics performance and netbooks will achieve up to 10 hours' battery life.

GPU performance of the new Ion is much higher than that which can boast of graphics chips found in netbooks and generally supports the use of multimedia content in high definition video games, movies and web browsers. Netbooks based on next-generation platform ION smoothly reproduce high-definition videos from such sites as YouTube, and they allow such a popular game in PC games like World of Warcraft.
Netbooks have been equipped with Nvidia Optimus technology, which automatically selecting the best GPU for a particular application and smooth transfer of load on a dedicated Nvidia GPU or integrated graphics processor in a notebook.

This summer, the market will hit more than 30 computers equipped with the new GPU ION - including netbooks, small desktops, computers, a "barebone" and expansion cards. The first models of netbooks are the Acer Aspire One 532G (with 10-inch screen) and Asus 1201PN (with 12-inch screen). Among the first PCs AIO (All in one) will include such models as the Asus EeeTop 2010PNT and Lenovo C200.