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1997 

Cyber9388™, with 2 MBytes of embedded SDRAM, has over 17 million transistors in a single integrated circuit
1997 Cyber9397™ the first notebook graphics chip with setup engine on chip
 1996

First 64 bit TV-Out Direct3D single-chip video accelerator for games and video conferencing, the ProVidia9685TM

First true 3D graphics/DVD playback chip, the Trident 3DImàge 975DVDTM

First arcade-level 3D graphics with full 133MHz AGP, the Trident 3DImàge985TM

 1995

Industry's first single-chip, 64-bit GUI and video accelerator, the TGUI9680

Trident introduces the first 32-bit GUI accelerator with flicker-free output to NTSC/PAL interlaced TVs or VCRs.

First to ship 64 bit desktop video graphic accelerator, the TGUI9680

First 64 bit notebook video graphics accelerator, the Cyber9385

 1994

Trident announces two new-generation GUI accelerator products: the TGUI9440 and 64-bit TGUI9660

Trident announces its first 32-bit, high-performance notebook accelerator, the Cyber9320

 1993

Trident ships its first mixed-signal (analog/digital) controller, the TVGA9000iwith single-chip integration of DAC, clock and graphics core




Trident announces its first high-performance VL Bus chip integrating a 24-bit true color DAC, dual-clock synthesizer, SVGA core and GUI

accelerator engine for Microsoft Windows applications

 1992 Trident announces the TVGA8900 family of third-generation 1MB SVGA controller, one of the largest selling graphics chips produced
 1988 Trident ships its first SVGA controller, the TVGA8800 based on a 1.5 micron process

 

 




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