While Nvidia hasn’t officially said anything about the mobile version of their new “Fermi” desktop graphics card counterparts, a product page from Eurocom shares some info on the mobile GPU. The GTX 480M is available as an option for three of Eurocom’s high-end notebooks and shares with us that the card will be packing 2GB of GDDR5 memory, DirectX 11 support, a 100W power specification and a similar 40nm die as seen in the desktop Fermis.
While the specs are all well and good, the price is not so much – it’ll cost you an extra US$380 on top of the stock 1GB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870. Whether or not the extra performance from the Nvidia card is worth the price mark-up has still yet to be seen. The GTX 480M won’t be available in laptops until June 2010 (I keep forgetting that it’s just next month) but Eurocom is still accepting orders for laptops with the Fermi GPU.








