Friday, July 18th 2008
Diamond Multimedia First to Launch All-in-wonder HD Series Cards
Being a niché product is never easy unless you pack what the public likes into a product. A graphics card, a sound card (HDMI output), a HD-DVR TV tuner, all rolled into one: ATI Radeon All-in-Wonder HD. This graphics card features ATI Theater 600 chip, a graphics core based on the RV635 (Radeon HD 3650).
Diamond Multimedia launched two products, the All-in-Wonder and the All-in-Wonder HD Premium, with the Premium featuring an expansion bracket with additional connectors. For more details, please visit the product page here.
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Diamond Multimedia launched two products, the All-in-Wonder and the All-in-Wonder HD Premium, with the Premium featuring an expansion bracket with additional connectors. For more details, please visit the product page here.
22 Comments on Diamond Multimedia First to Launch All-in-wonder HD Series Cards
GIMME D:
I'd prefer HD4650 variant though.
It would have been nice for it to use a better core but I'll take what I can get at this point :pimp:
How is the quality, and does it get all messed up when it's raining?
Also, where do you live? I was under the impression the only hd channels over the airwaves I'd be able to get were the basics like cbs, nbc, fox, and pbs...
:toast:
They should have put the AIW feature directly on the mobo and combine it to the IGP to make the ultimate HTPC.
I use a philips hd antenna from radishack and hook it up to my olevia 32" lcd tv (with hd tuner, apprently cheaper models are sold with plain digital lol) I get the locals in hd cbs, nbc, abc, etc. some are just hd versions of analog, abc has a dedicated weather channel, pbs has 5 different channels (one normal, one food, one history, one discovery type, and one of those boring talk shows) cw6, my45 used to be upn, a bunch of random networks tbn has a whopping 5 channels (now you cant tell me they're not a scam being able to afford 5 hd channels) forget what the rest are as I'm at work, but you ge tlocals plus bonus channels and then a few other networks. not quite cable, but plenty for me. it really depends on what channels you're looking for and how big an antenna you want. the bigger/better the hd antenna, the more you pick up. I have a freind with a 52" outdoor hd antenna who can pick up the speed network, the food network, diy network etc. (basically all the ones who have hd on your normal cable package. )
nice little thing for a sff though.
It was fast and at a reasonable price.
If the new AIW are close to affordable i will go for it and a new PC around it as i love PIP while ut2004 and honestly many people don't change their "beloved" game if it comes to PC working.
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Look how short it is! thats nice and the remote looks better than my old ati TV Wonder, if the remote comes with it as a feature?