anderson@uwmacc.UUCP (Jess Anderson) (01/08/87)
According to an article in the most recent PC Week, a new graphics board called the "EGA Wonder" (who names these things, anyway?) from ATI Technologies, Inc. is "a universal video adapter that allows the use of nearly any monitor with any video standard in any display mode" and costs $399. The article mentions that the card (which is short) fits in 8-bit busses and works in PCs and XTs, plus some (but not all) compatibles. It's the "but not all" I'm inquiring about here. Has anyone tried the thing (it's been out since November, apparently) in a Zenith-158? If so, what experiences did you have? I'll summarize e-mailed responses to the net if appropriate. -- ==ARPA:==============anderson@unix.macc.wisc.edu===Jess Anderson====== | UUCP: {harvard,seismo,topaz, (avoid ihnp4!) 1210 W. Dayton | | akgua,allegra,usbvax}!uwvax!uwmacc!anderson Madison, WI 53706 | ==BITNET:======================anderson@wiscmacc===608/263-6988=======
tj@utcs.UUCP (01/10/87)
Once again... The EGA Wonder from ATI has been MARKETED since November and since then they have promised shipping "in about a week" every time I have called them. I will post information when I actually see one of the ATI cards in my hot little hands. ATI is about 5 miles from my home.