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Nvidia showcases new chip that out-performs the last-generation consoles, including the PS3 and X-Box 360, whilst only requiring 5% of their power.
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With a final year-end tally of £1.033bn, digital sales of music, video and games grew by 11.4% over 2011 to account for a quarter of the combined entertainment market.
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