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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (8721)	11/1/1998 10:35:00 PM
From: Marc	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16960

your not exactly right Sun, and if the 128 was introduced at 18$, i really wouldn't have understand your "i would be tempted to go with ATI if i was an OEM" , but because you taught that it was 18$ and you said that, ....Well.............i will stop here anyway. The press release you are refering to is for the rage theatre, not a chip intend for the PC OEM in my opinion.. You need to go back to august 27th release for the rage 128 The RAGE 128 VR, part of ATI's family of RAGE graphics accelerator chips, is aimed at the mid-range PCs and for system manufacturers with motherboard implementations, while the RAGE 128 GL, also announced today, is a high-end solution for add-in boards and high-performance PCs. The RAGE 128 VR is sampling now and will ship in September 1998. Pricing is $30 for 10,000 unit quantities. biz.yahoo.com The RAGE 128 GL, part of ATI's family of RAGE graphics accelerator chips, is aimed at the high-performance PC and high-end board market. ATI also announced today the RAGE 128 VR, a mid-range solution for system manufacturers with motherboard implementations. The RAGE 128 GL is sampling now and will ship in September 1998. Pricing is $40 for 10,000 unit quantities. biz.yahoo.com Marc