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  • Blog Post: HTML5, Modernized: Fourth IE9 Platform Preview Available for Developers

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    ...shows the opportunity of fully hardware-accelerated HTML5. You can run new...same markup in action. Fully Hardware-Accelerated HTML5 The performance...IE9 offers consistent, fully hardware-accelerated text, graphics, and media...
    Posted on4 Aug 2010
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  • Blog Post: HTML5, Native: Third IE9 Platform Preview Available for Developers

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    ...responsiveness, and interactivity. With the third platform preview, we continue to deliver on the promise of a fully hardware accelerated browser where all of the support for text, graphics, and media uses the underlying hardware through Windows, making...
    Posted on23 Jun 2010
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  • Blog Post: Putting sites at the center of the browsing experience, using the whole PC: IE9 Beta Available for Download

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    ...to make sites shine. We made IE9 fast with fully hardware accelerated HTML5 so people who browse the web can...Websites can offer richer experiences because of fully hardware accelerated HTML5. Those richer experiences now blend...
    Posted on15 Sep 2010
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  • Blog Post: The Architecture of Full Hardware Acceleration of All Web Page Content

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    ...Partial Acceleration With IE9, developers have a fully-hardware accelerated display pipeline that runs from their markup...standards, those implementations will also be fully hardware accelerated. Hardware acceleration of HTML5 video is a...
    Posted on10 Sep 2010
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  • Blog Post: Getting Ready for SVG Open

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    ...consistent interoperable user experience, but I couldn’t do that because of performance concerns. Fully hardware accelerated graphics on Windows helps to move these graphic intensive computations to the GPU. I added the “Low...
    Posted on31 Aug 2010
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  • Blog Post: Native HTML5: First IE10 Platform Preview Available for Download

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    ...original FishIE tank that now uses more HTML5 technologies. Paintball is another great demonstration of what fully hardware accelerated HTML5 Canvas delivers. Progress, not just activity, in improving the Web Many of us share the...
    Posted on12 Apr 2011
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  • Blog Post: Getting the Most from IE9 and Your GPU

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    ...became a general purpose browser very quickly. Fully Hardware Accelerated We’ve talked a lot on this blog about how IE9 is “fully hardware accelerated” and it is on the vast majority of modern...
    Posted on1 Apr 2011
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  • Blog Post: HTML5 Video Update—WebM for IE9

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    ...that HTML5 video offers publishers to make video an integral part of the Web experience, especially when it is fully hardware accelerated. Demo page in IE9 before installing WebM components Demo page in IE9 after installing WebM components and clicking...
    Posted on16 Mar 2011
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  • Blog Post: Launch Options for Internet Explorer 10 on Windows 8

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    ...applications offer. We built that experience by extending IE’s underlying architecture to provide a fast, fully hardware accelerated browsing engine with strong security and support for HTML5 and other Web standards. IE10 also includes a desktop...
    Posted on26 Mar 2012
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  • Blog Post: Under the Covers: Let It Snow...

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    ...demo that helps showcase the advantages of a fully hardware-accelerated, touch first browsing experience with Internet...in Internet Explorer 10 and Windows 8 with a fully hardware-accelerated and touch enabled HTML5 platform. There...
    Posted on18 Jan 2012
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