Whats the difference between the ATI all-in-wonder and the ATI all-in-wonder Pro?

Stealth1024

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For those of you who enjoy links: ATI Radeon 32MB All-In-Wonder at Computers4Sure.com

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Mday

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the ORIGINAL ati all-in-wonder used the rage chip...

the ati all in wonder pro, used the rage pro chip.

both are several years old. i'd avoid both.

the all in wonder 128 uses the rage 128 chip with the rage theatre.

the all in wonder 128 uses the rage 128 pro chip also with the rage theatre...

those 2 are like a generation old. these are fine, though outdated due to the aiw radeon, they are still worth it.

the all in wonder radeon uses the radeon chip. and is the current flagship if you will... better features =)
 

Sid

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I recently got the 128 Pro. Does just about everything, DVD movies, plays TV, records from outside video source. The retail version has some pretty good software. I like the card, I think it was about $125 less than the radeon.
 

Hulk

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Mday-

One mistake. The All-In-Wonder does NOT have the Rage Theater chip. Only the "Pro" models have that chip.

The Rage theater is supposed to make video in/out look better.
 

PCAddict

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This thread helps me quite a bit. I posted something earlier today on this forum because I am looking to get one of these cards for one of my PC's. Thanks for all of this great info.
 

Workin'

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Hulk -

One mistake - the 32MB All-in-Wonder 128 DOES have the Rage Theater chip. The 16MB version does not.