With the Marvel G450 eTV, Matrox is targeting both the home entertainment and web user market with a nod to the entry-level video editing market. The eTV comes equipped with a G450 and 32 MB of DDR memory. In addition to this, Matrox has also included a TV tuner as well as video in and out, which through an adapter cable allows for both S-video and composite In/Out.

Here is a general list of the G450 eTV's specifications.

• 0.18-micron technology
• 64-bit Double Data Rate (DDR) external bus to frame buffer memory
• Full AGP 4X device with multi-threaded bus mastering
• Support for AGP 1X, 2X and 4X
• 360 MHz Primary RAMDAC
• Integrated second RAMDAC
• Integrated TV encoder
• 3D Rendering Array Process architecture
• 32 MB frame buffer configurations supported
• 32-bit Z-buffer including 8-bit stencil buffer
• DVD & video playback
• Matrox DualHead TV Out
• MPEG-2 capture and playback
• S-video and composite video input /output
• Video Editing
• Timeshifting with picture-in-picture
• TV tuner with Personal Video Recorder
• Closed captioning (North America)
• Teletext browsing (Europe)