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MILLENNIUM P650 LOW-PROFILE PCI ENABLES DUALHEAD & DUAL-DVI FUNCTIONALITY
Matrox Graphics Inc., the leading manufacturer of professional graphics solutions, today announced the Matrox Millennium P650 Low-profile PCI graphics card, offering productivity enhancing DualHead support and Matrox's award winning image quality in the smallest of form factors. At a mere 5.2 inches in length, the remarkable Millennium P650 Low-profile PCI fits into both docking stations and small form factor PCs, making it an ideal solution for audio and video professionals on the go, and who require portability. "We are pleased to offer Matrox's exceptional DualHead, dual-DVI, and video output capabilities to laptop and small form factor PC users with the Millennium P650 Low-profile PCI," says Caroline Injoyan, product manager, Matrox Graphics. "Since audio and video professionals routinely do work in the field, having a docking station in the studio complete with multi-display and video output features is a huge advantage, allowing users to maximize both their desktop space and productivity." The industry's smallest DualHead card, the Millennium P650 Low-profile PCI is equipped with 64 MBs of DDR memory and fits both standard ATX and low-profile systems. It offers exceptionally high-quality digital and analog output with fully symmetric support for dual digital flat panels, at resolutions of up to 1920 x 1200¹, as well as for dual analog displays, at resolutions of up to 1920 x 1440. Users also have the option to purchase an additional TV output cable housing S-video and composite connectors in order to output to an NTSC/PAL video monitor. Supported multi-monitor modes include: dual-RGB, dual-DVI, single-display plus video output, DualHead Clone, and DualHead Zoom. The Millennium P650 Low-profile PCI is OpenGL and Microsoft DirectX compliant across multiple displays and ships with drivers for Microsoft Windows XP, Windows 2000 and offers support for Linux.
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