All-in-Wonder^®

Reviews

Fortune Magazine
"The $300 All-in-Wonder Pro truly does live up to its name. Equipped with a 3-D video accelerator to make gamers happy, the All-in-Wonder's TV tuner taps into your cable feed or TV antenna via a connector, and into your TV set, VCR, or camcorder with a bundle of weird wires and adapters.......once you've replaced your old video adapter with the All-in-Wonder, ATI's slick software gloms on to the tuner and puts a TV screen on your monitor. You can change channels with your mouse and adjust the size and location of the TV windows, along with brightness, contrast, color balance, and volume. (If you get bored channel surfing, you can save TV clips on your hard disk.) The TV image is surprisingly crisp and detailed at almost every size, without the scan lines you see on a normal television screen ...Microsoft's tuner software, called WebTV, can't compare with ATI's in features, but it does have one great advantage- you can use it to download your local cable listings from Microsoft's Web site."
July 20, 1998

PC Computing, All-In-Wonder
"Among the most intriguing add-ons to Windows 98 is a trio of features that work with TV broadcast signals. The most obvious addition is Web TV for Windows, which works in conjunction with a TV tuner card like the ATI All-in-Wonder"
July 1998

PC Magazine, All-In-Wonder
"You can use the TV tuner to watch television on your computer. Tuner functionality varies with individual products. For example, ATI Technologies' All-in-Wonder lets you capture or monitor the closed-captioned text feed separately from the video, launching a show on your PC when specified words are mentioned"
June 30, 1998

Boston Globe
"To capture the video image we used an ATI All-in-Wonder video card, an incredibly fast card that has worked flawlessly."
June 25, 1998

Canadian Computer Wholesaler
"ATI All-in-Wonder worked splendidly on two of our test machines as a secondary adapter. "
June 1998

CNET
"TigerDirect customers will also become eligible for a $98 rebate on the All-in-Wonder television tuner card from ATI. One of Windows 98's most-touted innovations is support for TV tuner cards, which will allow users to receive TV signals on their PCs"
May 21,1998

PC Photo, EDITOR'S CHOICE
"Satisfy your cravings for pumped-up graphics and multimedia power with ATI's All-in-Wonder graphics card. "
November/December 1997

PC Gamer
"Packed to the brim with solid performance and attractive features, this is a one-slot solution." Highs: Skillful integration of 3D, video capture, and television display in one card. Installation was a snap, and day-to-day performance was good.
Bottom Line: The robust features and easy operation of the All-in-Wonder make this a video card to lust after.
July 1997

Chicago Tribune
"The devil box from Canada called the All-in-Wonder board can even be set to automatically start recording a transcript when somebody on the televison says a keyword"
May 1997

PC World
"ATI's $299 Video Card Does It All...All-in-Wonder"
May 1997

Toronto Sun
"Watching sports and computing at the same time. HEAVEN!...All-in-Wonder"
May 1997

The Washington Post
"A hot item for pioneers eager to explore PC/TV...All-in-Wonder"
April 1997

CNN, Computer Connection
"The All-in-Wonder is to PC Graphics what a one-man band is to music"
February 1997