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    SubjectRe: HARDWARE: Open-Source-Friendly Graphics Cards -- Viable?
    From: Simon Braunschmidt <braunschmidt@corscience.de>
    Date: Thu, Oct 21, 2004 at 03:14:26PM +0200
    > If i could buy a card with complete documentation as original poster
    > proposed, and with reprogramable logic, i would be willing to pay as
    > much as 125 EURO/Dollar.
    >
    > Key features for me are:
    >
    > DVI out
    > no fan
    > very low power requirements, something like < 4.5Watt
    > must be able to play fair with my second gfx card for gaming(deactivated
    > when i work)
    > basic SDK
    >
    > Cool extras would be (2D):
    > video acceleration (compatible with XvMC)

    YES - that I'd like to see, and make it hdtv-compatible (allowing to
    view hdtv-streams on say a P4 2.0)

    Also, I want the very best signal quality - the best 1600x1200@100 Hz or
    1920x1080@80 Hz that money can buy.

    I'd be willing to pay up to US$ 250 for such a card.

    Jurriaan
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