Nvidia this week launched three Quadro FX GPUs aimed at mobile workstations. The 350M, 1500M and 2500M all support Shader Model 3.0, but differ in power consumption and memory specs. The first, targeted at thin and light machines, takes 15 W and supports up to 256 MB of GDDR2 at 800 MHz through a 64-bit interface. The 1500M uses 45 W and holds up to 256 MB of GDDR3 at 1 GHz, while the 2500 M consumes a whopping 100 W and supports up to 512 MB at 1.2 GHz. Both use 256-bit interface. The three GPUs support VGA, DVI and TV-Out, but the 350M is not capable of high definition output.