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Technology Stocks : ATI Technologies in 1997 (T.ATY) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Marc who wrote (3658)	7/5/1999 6:28:00 PM
From: SurfForWealth	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5927

Hello Randy, ATY typically reports on Thursdays before the bell around 8:30am. As marc pointed out, it should be this Thursday. They usually post the date on their website in advance also. Cheers!!!

To: Marc who wrote (3658)	7/5/1999 6:46:00 PM
From: randy kay	Respond to of 5927

Thanks Marc

To: Marc who wrote (3658)	7/6/1999 12:17:00 AM
From: Marc	Respond to of 5927

Home Theater on Your PC By Alexei Oreskovic, PC Computing July 2, 1999 11:10 AM PT URL: zdnet.com You don't have to work at Circuit City to tell a PC from a home entertainment system. But with ATI's new All-in-Wonder 128 card inside your computer, even a superstore Sales Rep of the Month might have trouble distinguishing which is which. Plug a TV antenna or coaxial cable into the All-in-Wonder card, and your PC becomes a superpowered TV. Zoom in on any live television image by dragging your cursor over it; record television shows as AVI, MPEG, or MPEG-2 files; and monitor a program's closed-captioned text. There's even an Instant Replay button that lets you review live video immediately after you see it on TV. You can also plug a video camera or VCR into the All-in-Wonder's breakout box and grab video footage and still shots with ease. The included MGI VideoWave II software lets you edit this footage into homegrown movies. The All-in-Wonder's hardware DVD support offers smooth playback. And of course, the Rage 128 graphics chip is nice when you're playing fast-paced 3D games. One downside to the All-in-Wonder: We weren't able to receive premium channels such as HBO without a cable box. Aside from this drawback, the All-in-Wonder is a solid product that brings full-blown video to your PC. ATI All-in-Wonder 128 Rating: Four Stars Verdict: A full-blown PC gaming and video-editing card. Pros: Captures MPEG video; loaded with features. Cons: Can't get premium stations without a cable box. $191 est. street price / ATI Technologies /(905) 882-2600 ext. 1