The launch of the All-In-Wonder X800XT hints at how long it takes to develop these "all in one" cards by the fact that it uses ATI's AGP R420 chipset. Announced last Spring, the R420 has since been superseded by ATI's R430, R480, and R481 (a native AGP version of the R480) graphics cores. It's no longer the fastest of ATI's current 3D graphics card lineup, but with 16 pixel pipelines, a 256-bit memory bus, and 256MB of 1.6ns GDDR3 memory, it's still one of the fastest 3D cards available on the market.

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