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    ATI to discontinue All-in-Wonder cards?

    Posted on Wednesday, August 30 2006 @ 14:48:34 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    According to US PC distributors, ATI may axe its All-in-Wonder multimedia video cards.
    The latest insider information that we have from ATI distributors reveals that ATI will cease production of the entire All-in-Wonder series by the end of this month. ATI will instead focus on its stand-alone graphics cards and TV tuner solutions.

    Whether this latest move represents a shift in market demand for graphics cards with built-in TV tuner functionality or simply a strategic move on the part of ATI in anticipation of the upcoming merger remains to be seen. AMD last month agreed to acquire ATI in a $5.4 billion USD deal. At that time, AMD and ATI announced what the future holds for CPU and GPU development. We would also like to point out that ATI's recent GPU roadmap made no mention of AIW products.



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