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Monday, 26 July 2010 11:39

ATI adds support for OpenGL ES2.0

Written by Fudzilla staff


3D internet graphics galore
ATI has released a new beta OpenGL driver packed with OpenGL ES2.0 support.

The ES2.0 standard is currently under development and it should bring plugin-free 3D graphics to open-source web browser.

Catalyst 10.7 beta OpenGL ES2.0 is available for download here and it should support all HD-series Radeons.
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