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Tim God Member Offline Posts: 1065 Gender:	Was Voodoo TV considered 3dfx's last product? 18.03.09 at 11:14:17 Just wondering, it was their last product wasn't it? Nothing was released after that was there? Voodoo 5 5500 Mac was announced August 2000, and Voodoo TV was announced October 2000. Can't remember properly, I said once it was their last product, but I'm not actually 100% sure.
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Re: Was Voodoo TV considered 3dfx's last product?
Reply #1 - 18.03.09 at 11:29:26

Tim wrote on 18.03.09 at 11:14:17:

Just wondering, it was their last product wasn't it? Nothing was released after that was there?

Voodoo 5 5500 Mac was announced August 2000, and Voodoo TV was announced October 2000.

Can't remember properly, I said once it was their last product, but I'm not actually 100% sure.

They did sell some Daytonas to IBM, but that was not in the retail channel.

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Re: Was Voodoo TV considered 3dfx's last product?
Reply #2 - 19.03.09 at 00:33:53

gdonovan wrote on 18.03.09 at 11:29:26:

Tim wrote on 18.03.09 at 11:14:17:

They did sell some Daytonas to IBM, but that was not in the retail channel.

I see, I guess that's right then.