That apart, the Internet Explorer 9 hardware acceleration support feature has been tested to offer a 35% improvement in rendering performance for the upcoming browser. In fact, if Adobe is to be believed, their testing has seen laptops playing full HD (1080p) videos with just over 0% CPU usage smoothly. Using the Flash 10.2 beta, you can watch high-resolution videos with ease, with very little CPU utilization. Talking of the Stage Video API, it will help web sites deliver smooth, beautiful video across devices and browsers by enabling access to hardware acceleration of the entire video pipeline. The latter two features have been included upon request from the developer community. Also on offer are enhanced text rendering, a native custom mouse cursors API and support for full screen playback with multiple monitors. So what’s new with the 10.2 beta release? Well Adobe, in an official press statement, says that Stage Video, a new API that delivers best-in-class and high performance video playback across platforms, has made a debut through this release along with support for Internet Explorer 9 hardware acceleration. The Adobe Flash Player 10.2 has been introduced for the first time ever as a beta release. Creative-suite maker Adobe has come up with yet another iteration of its widely used Flash platform for Windows, Mac, and Linux computers.

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