ATI RAGE Mobility(TM)-P selected by Dell for Inspiron 7000 notebooks
ATI's new RAGE Mobility(TM) family fast becoming the favorite mobile
graphics accelerator of leading notebook computer OEMs
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TORONTO, Aug. 16 /CNW/ - ATI Technologies Inc. (TSE:ATY, NASDAQ:ATYT)
announced today that Dell Computer Corporation has selected the ATI RAGE
Mobility(TM)-P mobile graphics accelerator to deliver blazing multimedia
performance with the ``Editor's Choice' award-winning Dell Inspiron 7000
notebook PC.
ATI RAGE Mobility-P is matched in the fully featured Dell Inspiron 7000
with an Intel(TM) Pentium II(R) processor at 400MHz, and the latest in mobile
computing, including DVD drive. This is the fifth design win for the recently
introduced RAGE Mobility graphics chip with a leading notebook computer
manufacturer in the past two months.
``The RAGE Mobility-P will give the latest Dell Inspiron notebooks
dazzling video and multimedia performance, for great business presentations
and multimedia applications,' said Bill Henry, director of mobile component
marketing, ATI Technologies Inc. ``The RAGE Mobility's optimal balance of
performance and mobile characteristics, delivering true desktop performance,
but with no weight penalty and very low power consumption, is very quickly
making ATI's latest mobile accelerator a firm favorite with leading notebook
manufacturers.'
The RAGE Mobility family: ATI the first to bring true desktop features
and performance to the notebook platform
ATI RAGE Mobility graphics accelerators are designed to deliver
industry-leading 3D, 2D and multimedia performance, and the most optimal
balance of power and performance functionality currently available in a mobile
graphics accelerator, packaged in a highly integrated, space-saving design.
RAGE Mobility accelerators feature a unique ``single component graphics
sub-system solution' that replaces the need for over six individual chips to
provide memory and graphics functions. The single sub-system design results in
important component cost savings, and low power consumption, twinned with long
battery life for notebook computer systems. |
