You're still assuming NVIDIA is going to release a compute oriented consumer product when they have some very compelling reasons not to.
They make more money on smaller chips, and the consumer market just told them that it doesn't place high priority on compute. (we've seen STEAM stats, Skymtl, and neoseeker saying that GTX680s are outselling 7970s by a great margin, and if the market wanted compute, the 7970 would be selling better as it leads the 680 in this area)
I wouldn't be shocked if NVIDIA split their product lines going forward. I wouldn't be shocked if they went back to the old ways either, but I can see some reasons they would not.
For your sake, since I can't be bothered to go through your browsing history, I hope you weren't one of those guys shouting 'PhysX and CUDA' from the rooftops for Thermi. Also, interesting how PhysX is barely mentioned nowadays.
E7200 @ 3.4 ; 7870 GHz 2 GB
Intel's atom is a terrible chip.
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