EVGA introduces EVGA eGeForce TrustedQuad™ Professional to support 4 displays.
Consumer Electronics Show — Las Vegas, NV - January 6, 2006 — EVGA Corporation, one of the leading-edge 3D processor and motherboard manufacturers, announced today that it will expand its product offerings with the release of the EVGA e-GeForce TrustedQuad™ Professional "3D-dual-processor-board" to support up to 4 monitors simultaneously for the professional user market.
The EVGA TrustedQuad™ Professional PCI graphics board features two GeForce 6200 GPUs working in parallel, 256 MB of display memory, and 4 DVI/VGA output connectors to support any combination of up to four monitors simultaneously. Each display can support an individual resolution up to 1600 x 1200 for DVI and up to 2048 x 1536 for VGA. Four DVI to VGA adapters are also provided with each EVGA TrustedQuad™ Professional board.
In addition, the EVGA TrustedQuad™ Professional 3D dual processor board can work in parallel with additional EVGA TrustedQuad™ Professional 3D dual processor boards.
"EVGA TrustedQuad™ Professional is our first product dedicated to enter the market of professional multi-monitor applications," commented Andrew Han, President and CEO of EVGA. "EVGA TrustedQuad™ Professional offers both good performance and an excellent cost/monitor ratio."
EVGA TrustedQuad™ Professional will start shipping in February 2006 at an estimated street price of less than US $169.
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