Lowend graphics card.

Low power mobile VGA chip with integrated Ramdac.

S3 ViRGE mobile chip.

Hercules card.

High performance mobile controller.

Lowcost GUI accelerator.

CAD card, fully backwards compatible with IBM® 8514/A.

The PowerVR add-in board.

Upgraded Mach 8 with VGA core.

Mobile XGA card.

Low cost SVGA adapter.

Professional lowend card based on GeForce4 MX 440-8X.

Company's last AGP card.

AMD 690G chipset without DVI/HDMI support.

1st ATi 3D chip.

Early VGA chipset.

Enhanced VGA compactible adapter for IBM PS/2 MCA machines.

High-resolution graphics system designed for the PS/2 line. Graphic accelerator, additional card like the IBM PGC.

Mobile version of Savage4 with integrated SDR memory.

High-end dual display workstation graphics.

1st SVGA mobile adapter along with F65520.

Higher clocked GeForce FX 5200.

2nd 3Dlabs try aimed on mainstream users.

Faster perspective correction and brilinear filtering.

Enhanced 128-bit graphics engine with ViRGE/GX2 3D core and faster RAMDAC.

Added DX6 support and DVD acceleration.

Die shrink of G200 core, mostly sold as lowend business OEM solution.

Lowcost 3D card.

Added MacroVision support.

1st S3 3D card.

Added AGP 2X support.

Added AGP 2X support.

Lowcost Xabre limited to 64MB and AGP 4X.

Mobile SVGA LCD controller.

Upgraded 64bit version of mach32.

Initial revision of mach64. Soon replaced by GX version.

Entry level 64-bit chipset with integrated Ramdac.

Mainstrean model with added DX7 support and 128bit memory bus.

Entry-level dual display workstation graphics.

Early VGA card.