HTC 3D Video Support


	HTC 3D Video Support

rickmahn

1-22-2008 7:25 PM

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htc, video, drivers, 3d, video acceleration

rickmahn says:

For those HTC TyTN II, Touch Dual, Touch Cruise owners (and more) hoping that HTC will release the desired accelerated video drivers: don't hold your breath.

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