This chip is basically a die-shrink of the R100 in a new 150nm manufacturing process. With a few tweaks and the die-shrink it can run at higher clock-frequencies and it is able to run with asynchronous clock frequencies (i.e. memory is clocked slower than the RV200 chip).
Very similar to the Radeon All-In Wonder 9000 Pro but half a year older and fitted with the Radeon 7500 (RV200) chip. > Read more
A production ATi Radeon 7500. This card is based upon the budget (value) RV200 chipset. It doesn't perform like a beast, especially not in that time-frame but as trade-off it is low power. > Read more