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Table of contents
- 1 – Introduction
- 2 – Price And What's Included
- 3 – Minimum Requirements
- 4 – Installation
- 5 – Nvidia Compatibility
- 6 – Reception Quality
- 7 – Recording
- 8 – Tips For Usage
- 9 – More on this topic
Many appreciate HDTV's crisp, colorful pictures on a television screen, but balk at the price. Now, ATi's HDTV Wonder brings HDTV to your PC monitor for $199.
The HDTV Wonder displays HDTV on your PC monitor by picking up Over The Air (OTA) HDTV signals. This means that you don't have to pay a monthly fee and you don't need to buy an expensive HDTV set. It uses some of the same software as ATi's All-In-Wonder PC card line.
However, before considering buying the HDTV Wonder, you should check to see if HDTV channels are available in your area. The FCC has a website that lists all the channels and their locations. If you want some background information on HDTV, you can check out our HDTV Background article .
So does the ATi HDTV Wonder live up to the claims of delivering great looking HDTV to your computer? Is the installation painless and easy?