ATI Unveils New All-In-Wonder Graphics Card

By DT Staff Published October 25, 2009

A new add-in graphics card for computer users from ATI Technologies is promising to bring the best of the company’s advancements in gaming and video processing to your desktop. The All-In-Wonder X800 XL, priced at $399, will be available later this summer.

The All-In-Wonder X800 XL, according to an ATI press release, delivers high quality graphics capabilities via its 400 MHz engine and 256MB 490 MHz memory. It’s built in TV tuner design provides support for up to 125 channels of cable or antenna broadcasts. It also enables support of quality reception for FM radio broadcasts.

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ATI’s latest addition to its All-In-Wonder family supports HDTV output, DVD, video recording and video playback. Included is on-board PVR functionality for recording programs onto the hard drive. European users will also find support for analog TV reception as well as that of DVB-T television transmissions.

“This is the year consumers embrace PCI Express high-quality performance and ATI is ready to deliver leading multimedia solutions for those consumers,” said Paul Lypaczewski, Vice-President & General Manager, Multimedia Business Unit, ATI Technologies Inc. “As a global company, ATI is working hard to meet the needs of multimedia computer users around the world with examples like SCART and DVB-T support for Europe. ATI delivers outstanding innovative multimedia video products, such as All-In-Wonder X800 XL, that transform the PC into a global entertainment solution.”

More information on the ATI All-In-Wonder X800 XL can be found at ATI’s website.

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