Last month NVIDIA silently launched the GeForce 210 and GT 220 graphics cards, which are aimed at the entry level discrete graphics card market. Both cards fall below the $100 price point and are clearly aimed at those that have a desktop system that runs integrated graphics and are looking to be able to add in an inexpensive graphics card that will help boost system performance. Both graphics cards boast nice features like up to 1GB of DDR3 memory, Dual-link DVI and HDMI 1.3a output connections for HDTV's and they have been built using the latest 40nm manufacturing process. If that doesn't sell you, the cards also support NVIDIA PhysX and CUDA technologies, not to mention Microsoft DirectX 10.1 and DirectCompute (a feature found in Windows 7).