However, the Diamond press release makes no mention of an LCD interface, which is included in the 3500.
apparently TNT2 does support Digital Flat Panels.
maximumpc.com
An interesting clip from the article:
Regardless of STB's recent love-in with 3Dfx, there are still a plethora of video card manufacturers--including Diamond Multimedia, Guillemot, and Hercules--signed up for the TNT2, with one notable exception: Creative Labs. Creative was supposed to have made an "unexpected, video-related" announcement today, but then backed out the last minute.
This guy sounds pretty slick, though I still wouldn't trust nVidia given the TNT1 fiasco. At least for me, they still have a long way to go to gain credibility in the advertising department. I found the accompanying pictures hilarious, especially the one where the VP is holding a stick of dynamite in his mouth (maybe TNT2 will blow up in their faces?).
Another interesting note, Elsa just announced their TNT2 product priced at $299 with 32mb of SDRAM. $50 above V3-3500. hmmmm... |
