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To: vincenzo who wrote (2086)	11/9/1998 10:42:00 AM
From: jgideon	Read Replies (1) of 3645

About ATI ... If James is Wright, then a high power, 4 chip solution will be no match for NMGC's chip. I'm a firm believer in battery life as a dominant feature in notebooks. Then ATI's muscle and pull with OEM's becomes the major concern. Let's see what we can dig up: atitech.com Rage Mobility -- 600 mW power consumption (0.6 watt) -- "single component design" replaces "over six individual chips" (never says single chip design) -- pin compatible with Rage LT pro (easy design migration) -- production in Q1 1999 from the Gateway 5150 announcement: NMGC 256AV -- "a single chip that burns less than one watt of power" ==> So, yes to the single chip vs single component design, but no to the ATI being "high power consumption". This is, of course, comparing ATI's next generation versus NMGC's current generation, so the comparison is a little unfair. However, previously, there was no comparison to be made at all. That's a point worth noting. jg

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