ATI Introduces Complete Line of Next Generation FireGLT Workstation Graphics Accelerators

ATI Introduces Complete Line of Next Generation FireGLT Workstation Graphics Accelerators

ATI’s AvivoT technology powers new family of high performance FireGL products for DCC, CAD and visualization customers ATI Technologies Inc. (TSX:ATY)(NASDAQ:ATYT) today announced a complete top-to-bottom line of next generation FireGLT workstation graphics accelerators for professional users. The new family of products range from an ultra high-end one gigabyte configuration to 128MB model, and are all based on ATI’s scalable, ultrathreaded architecture with AvivoT video and display technology.

The next generation FireGL family includes the FireGLT V3300 and FireGLT V3400 for the entry level segment, the FireGLT V5200 targeting the mid-range, and the high-end FireGLT V7200, complementing the ultra high-end FireGLT V7300 and FireGLT V7350 announced in March of this year. With these products, ATI continues to advance the state of the art in workstation graphics, and drive advanced features to more affordable price points. Based on ATI’s industry-leading Avivo technology, these accelerators incorporate the following advanced features:

- A 10-bit display pipeline capable of rendering scenes with over a billion colors;

- High dynamic range (HDR) 16-bit per RGB component output for incredible image fidelity;

- Dual link output, capable of driving ultra-high resolution cinema/widescreen monitors.

“ATI’s engineering excellence continually leads the industry, and these new workstation products are no exception, delivering the first one gigabyte framebuffer, the first dual link output in an entry level solution, the first to offer two dual link outputs in a mid-range product, and the first to develop a 10-bit rendering pipeline as a core capability,” said Joe Chien, General Manager, Workstation Group, ATI. “With this new lineup, ATI delivers the fastest performing and most fully featured workstation graphics accelerators at each price segment.”

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