The All-In-Wonder series is back!

Posted By: Steve McBarnes - 06:22:08 Thu, July 24, 2008

Back in September of 2006, ATI decided to pull the plug on their All-In-Wonder series of video cards. The last AIW card made was the aptly named AIW 2006. Now it is 2008 and the AIW HD 3650 is on the march. The All-In-Wonder series allows users to have a TV tuner, PVR (personal video recorder, think TiVo for PCs) and a gaming video card in one piece of hardware. They are popular with persons looking for a card with all these features in one card (that is why they are call All-In-Wonder). They are great solutions for small PCs with limited amounts of PCI slots.

The VisionTek model is available now from Best Buy, and they should be available from e-tailers soon. Now here are more links for your pleasure:

AMD Press Release
AMD AIW HD 3650 home page

6 Comments

Thursday, July 24, 2008 9:16:57 PM

Radiator
Senior Member

And here I thought they had permanently pulled the plug on the AiW series .

Thursday, July 24, 2008 10:45:35 PM

antipatiko
n00b

i just cant help it loving ATI right now...

Friday, July 25, 2008 5:15:16 PM

mkg
n00b

I am really glad they didnt end the AIW series. Though i wish it was the 4850 or 4750 so it would be a true ALL IN WONDER.

Friday, July 25, 2008 11:31:10 PM

SpacemanSpiff
n00b

I'm not a fan of the DDR2, but maybe we'll see a DDR3 version soon. And I have to wonder if these are able to be crossfired or not...

Saturday, July 26, 2008 1:24:51 AM

ultima
Senior Member

@radiator : ya well lots of companies pull that trick...

not going to make any more corvettes..for a few years, then "we've brought back the vette!!" etc

makers only realize how popular an item is until after its gone and ppl keep asking for it

Saturday, August 02, 2008 5:20:17 AM

Headfoot
Senior Member

I have many fond memories of watching old recorded episodes of Trigger Happy TV, Family Guy and Robot Chicken that I recorded off of my All-In-Wonder 9700. Ah good times

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