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06-20-2002, 04:34 PM
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ATI to cut prices to make way for new RV250
"ATI will cut the prices of its Radeon 8500, 7500 and 7000 graphics chips next week, hoping to more clearly differentiate the older products from its new RV250 chip, set to be launched on July 17. The upcoming RV250 is an updated version of the Radeon 8500 chip but integrates the TV-out decoding function and the chip is smaller in size thus reducing the production costs of both chip and graphics card manufacturers. ATI plans to introduce its top-end R300 shortly and the AGP 8x-supporting RV280 chip in the fourth quarter. Nvidia is scheduled to unveil its AGP 8x-based NV18 and NV28 chips in the second half of this year." |
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