Two New Graphics Families From Sapphire
Comment | Print | Email to a Friend | Font Size: AAA couple more new entry-level X1050 and X1550 AMD/ATI based graphics cards have just entered the market, these ones from SAPPHIRE.
For full details on 'em, grab the press release here folks.
Sapphire technology, the leading manufacturer of ATI-based graphics cards has just introduced two new families to its comprehensive product line bringing new performance options and value to customers. The SAPPHIRE X1550 Series and SAPPHIRE X1050 Series are scheduled to ship from retailers and system integrators worldwide from January 17th 2007.
Providing cost effective solutions for today's graphically demanding systems, these new SAPPHIRE cards provide outstanding performance. Enhancing every aspect of PC entertainment, these video cards support the latest high-definition formats, offering a flexible and flawless visual experience to even the most demanding technology enthusiasts. Whether using the PC for work, to play games or to play DVD movies, edit home videos or share digital photos, SAPPHIRE's latest graphics cards deliver crisp, vibrant digital images, smooth video playback and unrivalled colour display quality.
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