Diamond Multimedia announces two ATI All-in-Wonder HD cards

by Darren Murph, posted Jul 17th 2008 at 9:25AM

We told you that ATI's reinvigorated All-in-Wonder would be hitting the streets in late July, and sure enough, Diamond Multimedia is first out of the gate with versions of its own. The All-In-Wonder and the All-In-Wonder Premium iterations are both slated to hit reputable e-tailers "soon," with the latter unit including a bundled remote and an input / output board with an array of easy access connections. As expected, each card will boast 512MB of DDR2 memory, a clock speed of 725MHz and a single hybrid tuner for capturing local NTSC / ATSC broadcasts and ClearQAM signals. Unfortunately, the most pressing piece (ahem, price) was omitted.

Filed under: Media PCs, Other hardware, Tuners, Others, OTA

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lleaf @ Jul 26th 2008 12:56PM

One very important question no one has asked so far is: Is this a combo tuner card or a pathetic hybrid tuner card? in other words, can this card record two different channels (one over the air HDTV channel and one analog channel) at the same time?

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