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Friday, February 10, 2006
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ATI's All-in-Wonder range is something of a legend in the PC graphics market. Since the introduction of the first All-in-Wonder back in late 1996 (based on the 3D Rage II!) it has become famed for offering an all-you-can-eat mix of high powered graphics and multimedia in one pot. On top of the latest ATI graphics chip, the All-in-Wonder always adds a TV Tuner and a plethora of inputs and outputs for connecting up and capturing from a variety of sources. It was really the forerunner to what is now becoming a mainstream practice - combining the power of a computer with TV. In the past it has always been some time after releasing its latest graphics chipset before the GPU would also appear. However, this time ATI has been quick out of the traps, releasing the All-in-Wonder X1900 at virtually the same time as the dedicated graphics card...
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Wednesday, February 8, 2006
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ATI's latest All-in-Wonder card, the AIW X1900 uses the company's latest and great GPU, borrowed from the X1900 series gaming cards, and includes video capturing and editing capabilities as well as an integrated television tuner complete with PVR and TV On-Demand functions. The X1900 GPU is a remarkable processor that performs extremely well in 3D environments; perfect for gamers. We have always been impressed with the premise behind the All-In-Wonder philosophy and we are still surprised to see ATI the only video card company to implement a product-line behind a video card that basically does everything. Previous All-In-Wonder cards that we have reviewed have pretty much been hit or miss, so we are excited to see what ATI has brought to the table this time around...
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Friday, February 3, 2006
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After a successful launch of new high end GPU, what better way to end the month of January than coupling the new X1900 series GPU with a multimedia features? Unlike the launch of the All-in-Wonder X1800XL that came a couple of months after the initial GPU launch, the All-in-Wonder X1900 arrives a week after the X1900 launch. Replacing the two month old All-in-Wonder X1800XL does the All-in-Wonder X1900 have what it takes to serve double duty as a gaming and multimedia card?
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