Interesting read (ExtremeTech)

[FormerEx-SalesSoup]

should have written it like this:

we're very serious about the release of Longhorn and I'm relatively certain that we'll have a solid platform for supporting this future OS.

[dZeus]

hey Soupy, does Matrox have any PCI versions of the P-series in planning? Since TFTs get more and more populair, I bet that many people are willing to upgrade to dual DVI while keeping an AGP card hooked up to CRT for games or other applications like photoshop, where CRT gives a clear advantage over TFT. A cheap dual DVI PCI solution would have quite some demand probably.

[FormerEx-SalesSoup]

Originally posted by dZeus
hey Soupy, does Matrox have any PCI versions of the P-series in planning? Since TFTs get more and more populair, I bet that many people are willing to upgrade to dual DVI while keeping an AGP card hooked up to CRT for games or other applications like photoshop, where CRT gives a clear advantage over TFT. A cheap dual DVI PCI solution would have quite some demand probably.

haven't heard any plans for one...

[dZeus]

I just thought that it's also a very easy way to add TFTs/CRTs modulary this way, if/when you will support multiple of those cards in a single system.

With this I can also see why Matrox doesn't want this to happen. It might/will eat into their sales of the MMS series, since it probably will be much cheaper than a comparable single-card solution

[bsdgeek]

Originally posted by ex-SalesSoup
should have written it like this:

we're very serious about the release of Longhorn and I'm relatively certain that we'll have a solid platform for supporting this future OS.

Does everyone at Matrox have a way with slick wording?

[bsdgeek]

I take that back, you don't need slick wording. You can say whatever the hell you want and pretend like it never happened.