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ATI 16899-0 (EGA Wonder)

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ATI 16899-0 (EGA Wonder)

1st ATI EGA card.

 

VIP version have limited VGA support.

Palcal's cards:

EGA Wonder 800
EGA Wonder 800
EGA Wonder 800
 
EGA Wonder 800
EGA Wonder 800
EGA Wonder 800
 
EGA Wonder VIP
EGA Wonder VIP
EGA Wonder VIP
 
EGA Wonder VIP
EGA Wonder VIP
EGA Wonder VIP
 
EGA Wonder VIP
EGA Wonder VIP
EGA Wonder VIP
 
EGA Wonder VIP
EGA Wonder VIP
EGA Wonder VIP
 
(76) EGA Wonder 800 rev.3
(76) EGA Wonder 800 rev.3
(76) EGA Wonder 800 rev.3
 
(76) EGA Wonder 800 rev.3
(76) EGA Wonder 800 rev.3
(76) EGA Wonder 800 rev.3
 

Vlask's card:

ATI EGA Wonder 480
ATI EGA Wonder 480
ATI EGA Wonder 480
 
ATI EGA Wonder 480
ATI EGA Wonder 480
ATI EGA Wonder 480
 

Additional Info

  • Made by: ATI
  • Codename: 16899 0
  • Bus: ISA 8bit
  • Memory Size: 256kB
  • Max Memory Size: 256kB
  • Memory Type: DRAM
  • Year: 1987
  • Card Type: EGA, VGA
  • Made in: Japan
  • Owned by: Vlask, Palcal
  • Outputs: 9 pin D‐sub, 15 pin D‐sub, RCA/CINCH
  • Power consumption (W): 3.5
  • Price $: 399
  • Sold by: ATI
  • Wikipedia: Wiki
  • Review: PC Mag (Gbooks)
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# Missing ATI EGA Wonder model — Peter 2017-06-04 20:19
I didn't found my own ATI EGA Wonder (no 800, no 480), which has 3 instead of 2 large IC on the board.
See http://www.z80.eu/blog/index.php?entry=entry170527-150000 for a (not really perfect) photography.
+1 # VIP Card — Rick Osborne 2016-04-25 17:52
There was no EGA Wonder VIP card. The card was branded "VIP Wonder". I still have the sweater we used to launch the brand at COMDEX. It was a great card with analog and digital outputs. It ran VGA compatible software well and had outputs that covered a very full spectrum of monitors. It was a great card that preceded the VGA Wonder (which was the first graphics card to auto detect the monitor connected to it).

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