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Cebit 2005 - Day 5 |
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This is our last Cebit Report, Day 5. This time we cover the video card manufacturers Club3D and Sapphire.
Read our previous coverage here: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3 and Day 4.
This is one of the very few X800 All-In-Wonder cards we could spot at Cebit.
Club3D chose a completely different name for their product this time: Zap TV4400.
This is a product geared towards the home entertainment user and consists of an ATI X800 All-In-Wonder (16 Pipelines, 256 MB GDDR3, 500 Mhz / 500 Mhz) and ATI's Remote Wonder 2 PC remote.
Club3D does both ATI and NVIDIA. Here they show us their NVIDIA 6800 Ultra and emphasize that, compared to many other manufacturers, they do have stock of it.
Read our previous coverage here: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3 and Day 4.
Club3D
This is one of the very few X800 All-In-Wonder cards we could spot at Cebit.
Club3D chose a completely different name for their product this time: Zap TV4400.
This is a product geared towards the home entertainment user and consists of an ATI X800 All-In-Wonder (16 Pipelines, 256 MB GDDR3, 500 Mhz / 500 Mhz) and ATI's Remote Wonder 2 PC remote.
Club3D does both ATI and NVIDIA. Here they show us their NVIDIA 6800 Ultra and emphasize that, compared to many other manufacturers, they do have stock of it.
