Jazz Multimedia is set to show what it claims is the world's first dual-bus graphics accelerator board at the CeBIT show in Hanover, Germany starting this Thursday.
Eccentrically named Outlaw 3D - Bonnie & Clyde, the VGA card integrates both PCI and AGP bus interfaces onto one card
Based on the Rendition V2200 chipset, the card delivers a superset of February's Outlaw 3D card functionality. Jazz said that the card would allow gradual migration to AGP for both end-users and resellers.
Available April, a 4Mb RAM version is priced at £109 + VAT list with an 8Mb card at £149 + VAT.
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