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  • For the first time, ATI is making use of a 350MHz RAMDAC supporting up to 2048x1536 at 75Hz. Like the Rage 128 Pro before it, the RADEON's 2D quality is top notch, rivaling Matrox.

    One of the most notable features of the All-In-Wonder card is the absence of an SVGA connector. In its place is a DVI output powered by the RADEON's integrated TMDS transmitter. Since most of us are still using CRT's, ATI has included a DVI to SVGA adapter, which is able to maintain compatibility without disturbing signal quality.





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