Matrox introduces M-series graphics cards

[Charles P. Jefferies]

Matrox today introduced its M-series graphics cards, which can run four monitors simultaneously.

The Matrox M1950

The M-series features 512MB of video memory and use a PCI-e x16 interface. The graphics cards are designed for use in multi-monitor, professional environments. The M-series is WHQL-certified on Windows XP and Vista. The M-series is passively cooled, so there is no fan noise.

The following models will be available in Q3'08:

• M9120 PCIe x16   $259 USD
• M9125 PCIe x16   $399 USD
• M9120 Plus LP PCIe x16   $329 USD
• M9120 Plus LP PCIe x1   $329 USD
• M9140 LP PCIe x16   $599 USD
• Quad analog upgrade cable   $99 USD

Matrox Press Release

Matrox M-Series Product Page

[ViciousXUSMC]

I think it was Asus that has a similar devices that plugs into USB and lets you run monitors from it, this would be the winner for a desktop I guess if it was not so expensive. At that price why not just get a real video card?

For laptops tho the USB deal would be what you need.