1994 · Peripheral
Number Nine Imagine 128 (1994)
A card billed as the first 128-bit graphics processor, strong in 2D.
It was a high-end 2D accelerator for workstation and CAD users but offered little 3D, and Number Nine was slow to adapt to the 3D boom and was bought by S3 in 1999-2000.
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Facts
- Date
- 1994
- Kind
- Peripheral: Graphics card
- Maker or publisher
- Number Nine Visual Technology
- Platforms
- DOS, Windows
- Bus
- 128-bit GPU and memory
- Focus
- 2D Windows
- Connection
- PCI
- Works with
- DOS, Windows
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