Happy Birthday Matrox...

[GT98]

http://www.matrox.com/mga/archive_st...nniversary.cfm

Celibrating their 25th year in business. Doesn't look like they are doing too bad in the finace department either....1/2 billion Dollars in sales. I guess they won't be going anywhere soon ...

Scott


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[MK]

Yep !

Happy birthday Matrox !!

MK

[This message has been edited by MK (edited 20 March 2001).]

[JLP]

Happy birthday Matrox. I wish you much success with your future products. And I hope you'll bring us even more innovation and quality in future.

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Live long and prosper!

[SteveC]

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Where were YOU 25 years ago?</font>

Well... I Wasn't in existence 25 years ago.....

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Cheers,
Steve

"Life is what we make of it, yet most of us just fake"

[[GDI]Raptor]

I hope you'll bring us even more innovation and quality in future.


YES!!! I hope you'll bring it to us in the NEAR FUTURE!!!!

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- [GDI]Raptor

[Liquid Snake]

Cool, Happy birthday Matrox

Hey, I wasn't around twenty-five years ago either. My dad wasn't even married at that time

[olja]

2001 - Matrox's third-generation of DualHead advancements, featuring new eDualHead™ browser enhancements and other DualHead refinements, are designed to power e-business and the Web
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"Third-generation of DualHead advancements" means what?

MMHK/ola

[xortam]

I appreciate the following quotes from their article ...

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">"We knew when to say no," said Ed Dwyer, executive vice-president, sales, Matrox Graphics. "Many companies in our industry failed because they got too caught up in the hype, but we've demonstrated an ability to predict the real value of a particular market.

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This commitment to meeting the needs of business customers is a good reason why Dwyer remains characteristically confident amid current industry speculation about who will and won't survive. "We've been doing this successfully for 25 years," he said. "We've never had debt. We've always been profitable. While the elephants fight their battle, let the lion walk by."</font>

[Joel]

I liked this little bit.

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Today, after 25 successful years in the high-tech industry, Trottier and Matic have become the master teachers to a workforce of over 1,200 entrepreneurial prodigies and are confident that the greatest Matrox technologies are yet to come.

"We're working on technologies that have great potential. Not just the ordinary—the better. Our experience shows us that when we do that, we succeed," said Trottier.</font>

Joel

[Mad Maxtrox]

Happy Birthday.....Daddy!

[paulcs]

Lorne Trottier and Branko Matic! God, I've been looking for their names for a while. I've been calling them Orville and Wilbur Matrox because I couldn't remember their names, and I knew they started the business in a garage.

In honor of the 25th anniversary, I think Matrox should name the mythical G800 the Lorn-co Brankomatic.

Paul
paulcs@speakeasy.com

[paulcs]

Matrox Imaging introduces the Genesis Series. This line of cards sets a new performance standard for PC-based imaging systems with its highly pipelined, parallel-processing architecture.

Genesis. Could this be what the "G" stands for?

Paul
paulcs@flashcom.net

[Vic]

Trottier and Matic =MATROX??

Shouldn't it have been called MATROTT?

Has a certain ring don't you think!!

Vic

[Maggi]

Yeppers ... a big cheers to big M !!!



Had a nice doob on them last night ...

[PerL]

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Originally posted by Vic:
Trottier and Matic =MATROX??

Shouldn't it have been called MATROTT?

Has a certain ring don't you think!!

Vic</font>

It's a heck of a lot better than Lobrax G400, don't you think?

/per