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What systems officially support OpenGL?

I know OpenGL is cross-platform and runs across Windows and Mac, but what other marketable products support it along with OpenGL ES? I'm just curious of its current market. Thanks!

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Android is another big one.

Gianni  2010-07-23 17:40:47
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Have you checked this and this?

taskinoor  2010-07-23 17:41:09
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I've bumped into a few embedded displays that use OpenGL from even before OpenGL ES existed.

According to this page, it looks like most (if not all) Android, Palm, iPhone, and the newer BlackBerry devices use it. In other words, pretty much every (non-Microsoft) smartphone.

T.E.D.  2010-07-23 17:44:03

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