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Matrox's latest offering on their on-line store
A bit of a departure from what we normally think of as "Matrox Hardware", but I thought it was interesting....
http://shop.matrox.com/usa/products/...eet.asp?ID=210
http://shop.matrox.com/usa/products/...eet.asp?ID=210
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Yup, I saw that thing to. Leaves me wondering what THAT has got to do with making vidcards or network stuff...
I guess some engineer was bored
But isn't flash ROM a bit impractical for such device?... -
This is a better link:
http://shop.matrox.com/usa/products/relatedproducts.asp
It's not a Matrox product, it's from one of their "partners".
FrankComment
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These things are great when your really involved in a project and don't want to take notes. Just talk and play it back later. "Total Recall" for a pun on words.MSI K7D Master L, Water Cooled, All SCSI
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LianLiPC70Comment
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Does Matrox still make video cards or do they just sell refurbished G200's and G400's for $10 less than their usual retail price. I only saw one link for a G450 and abunch for the others. The G450 was out of stock.
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