ATi All-In-Wonder Radeon 9000

The All-In Wonder series of the Radeon include a TV-decoder and TV-input functions. These cards are based around the Radeon 9000 Pro chip so that they offer some 3D-performance as well. Of course these aren't high-end since nVidia had it's GeForce 4 Ti-series already running and the ATi Radeon 9700 Pro was just around the corner.

Speaking of time-frames: my card was made in the 35th week of 2002. I can find reviews made in February 2003 and May 2003. I also find references of an introduction date of March 31, 2003. I wonder about the time-gap between my card and the reviews on-line. Did ATi use older PCB's or stock-pile these cards before release? Or were the cards really available in Q3 of 2002?

Despite the name 9000 Pro this card is not DirectX 9.0 compatible since it's really based on the technology of the Radeon 8500.

Specifications

Chipset
PCB date
0235
Chip date
0232
RAM
64MB DDR SG 3.3NS (Infineon)
Interface
Condition
Card only
TV functions?
Yes
Engineering sample?
Yes
RAMDAC
Integrated
Board revision
?

Drivers

Driver nameRelease dateOperating systemDownloadInfo
Omega Drivers 2.6.37 (Catalyst 5.2)2005-01-21

Win98 Win98SE WinME rad_w9x_omega_2637...N/A
Omega Drivers 2.6.42 (Catalyst 5.2)2005-06-28

Win2000 WinXP rad_w2kxp_omega_26...Link
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