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ATI's Marketshare-Leading RAGE MOBILITY-M selected for Fujitsu FMV-BIBLO LOOX T Notebook PC
Business Wire, Nov 12, 2001
Business/High-Tech Editors
MARKHAM, Ontario--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 12, 2001
Power-saving ATI chip, double-battery option combine for seven
hour operation on a single charge
ATI Technologies Inc. (TSE:ATY)(Nasdaq:ATYT), a world leader in the supply of graphics, video and multimedia solutions, announced today that Fujitsu has selected ATI's RAGE MOBILITY(TM)-M graphics chip for its ultra-portable FMV-BIBLO LOOX T notebook personal computer.
Aimed at the Japanese market, this design win reinforces ATI's leadership in delivering high performance, low-power graphics chips with superior multimedia capabilities to the notebook space.
ATI's RAGE MOBILITY-M graphics processor with 4MB (megabytes) of integrated SDRAM (synchronous dynamic random access memory), combined with a 800 MHz (megahertz) Transmeta Crusoe TM 5800 processor will power the 3.3 pound, 1.2-inch X 10.4-inch X 7.2-inch notebook PC. Other leading-edge components include a 6X DVD (digital versatile disk) drive, a 10-inch CTFT (color thin-film transistor) 'letterbox' display that lets users view DVD movies in wide-screen format, 128MB RAM (random access memory), S-video out, a 30GB (gigabyte) hard drive, and an optional large-battery that delivers seven hours of performance on a single battery charge, and over fourteen hours by dual batteries.
"Fujitsu's excellent reputation for efficient power management and advanced multimedia functionality is a perfect match for the graphics and video capability of our RAGE MOBILITY product line," said Phil Eisler, Vice President & General Manager, Mobile & Integrated Business Unit, ATI Technologies Inc. "Fujitsu's selection of the RAGE MOBILITY-M is further recognition that ATI's engineers have successfully met the perennial challenge of low power consumption while delivering high graphics and video performance."
Company Background
Founded in 1985, ATI Technologies Inc. is a world leader in the supply of graphics, video and multimedia solutions for personal computer and Mac platforms. The pioneer, innovator and market leader in the graphics industry, ATI provides cutting-edge technologies for the PC, set-top box, game console and other consumer appliances markets. The Company has more than 1,900 employees supporting customers from its headquarters in Markham, Ontario, Canada, as well as from offices in Barbados, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Japan, Malaysia, the United Kingdom and the United States. ATI common shares trade on NASDAQ (ATYT) and the Toronto Stock Exchange (ATY).
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Chris Hook, Public Relations Manager, Mobility, at 905/882-2600, Ext. 8477 or chook@ati.com
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