Great now I have another place to cook my eggs,until the Nvidia bakes itself again!

These GPU's should come out around the same time as AMD's new 'fusion' APU's, which would be interesting to see in power draw numbers.

Releases? Releases them how? This isn't even a paper release, there is nothing on these GPUs other than the numbers, which anyone could have guessed, going by nvidias numbering scheme since the 100 series.

The big question is when will these finally be in notebooks for sale to the public.

BTW, this "release" was reported on several other sites days ago. Gotta be a little quicker with the typing and posting there.

Also, I wonder why HP apparently isn't getting any 400 series cards? Too many AMD/ATi based laptops? I was hoping for a new 400 series card in the dv8t...

http://www.anandtech.com/show/3887/nvidia-400m-dx11-top-to-bottom

..but I just did a performance-per-watt test on the 480M and Mobility 5870, the 480M is only around 6% less efficient than the 5870. That's not huge. The new GPU's are based on later cores that are probably at least 6% more efficient than the GF100, putting Nvidia in AMD territory when it comes to efficiency.

But you already knew that the GF104 was more efficient than the GF100, admit it!