Review of ATI TV Wonder Elite

[Filip Norrgard]

http://reviews.designtechnica.com/review2351.html

"Certification by the Imaging Science Research Labs is what Media Center PC builders have been waiting for, and ATI’s new TV Wonder Elite has it. Using ATI’s new Theater 550 Pro video processor, the TV Wonder Elite promises the best video quality available coming from a traditional analog cable or over-the-air broadcast. With a street price between $150 and $200 dollars respectively, the ATI TV Wonder Elite is compatible with Microsoft’s Media Center Edition 2005 and other media software packages. "



Mmm... a gold-ish PCI TV tuner card. This is apparently the card you should be looking for when you want good picture quality from analog TV broadcasts. I, on the other hand, would most likely buy this since it looks so cool.

[Filip Norrgard]

http://reviews.designtechnica.com/review2351.html

"Certification by the Imaging Science Research Labs is what Media Center PC builders have been waiting for, and ATI’s new TV Wonder Elite has it. Using ATI’s new Theater 550 Pro video processor, the TV Wonder Elite promises the best video quality available coming from a traditional analog cable or over-the-air broadcast. With a street price between $150 and $200 dollars respectively, the ATI TV Wonder Elite is compatible with Microsoft’s Media Center Edition 2005 and other media software packages. "



Mmm... a gold-ish PCI TV tuner card. This is apparently the card you should be looking for when you want good picture quality from analog TV broadcasts. I, on the other hand, would most likely buy this since it looks so cool.

[jizmo]

I used to get top-notch analog cable signal when I lived up north, it was really flawless and crystal clear as far as cable signals go.

I'd happily choose it over this european overcompressed and smudged digi-tv if I had the choise.

/jizmo