ATI All-In-Wonder X1900 256MB Review
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 03/24/2006 04:41 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 851 views
Now though, PCI Express has helped alleviate some of the form factor issues, allowing for greater flexibility in terms of graphics chip placement, and newer silicon tuners have also reduced the PCB footprint of the tuner element.
For the last few All-In-Wonder releases the multimedia functionality has stayed fairly static, with the development of support to DBV-T tuners, allowing ATI to release All-In-Wonder X1800 in a fairly short time from the release of the standard X1800. With X1900 being pin compatible with X1800 and all the multimedia features staying the same the All-In-Wonder X1900's time to market was even shorter still.
Beyond3D
For the last few All-In-Wonder releases the multimedia functionality has stayed fairly static, with the development of support to DBV-T tuners, allowing ATI to release All-In-Wonder X1800 in a fairly short time from the release of the standard X1800. With X1900 being pin compatible with X1800 and all the multimedia features staying the same the All-In-Wonder X1900's time to market was even shorter still.
Beyond3D
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