ATI's All In Wonder dead

Not quite as wondrous now

By Charlie Demerjian

Thu Oct 12 2006, 16:02

IT LOOKS LIKE one of the first victims of AMD-ATI merger is the ATI All In Wonder line.

Word had reached us that it is no more, pushing up Phong shaded daisies, swimming with the fish in the virtual aquarium etc, etc.

This is a pity, it was a cool card, but since the people involved are gone, I don't think there will be much chance of a turnaround. µ

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