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Matrox to cut graphics card prices

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Martin Veitch ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 27 Feb 1998 17:01 GMT

Matrox Graphics is expected to next week announce a 10-15 per cent reduction on its Matrox Millennium II and Mystique 220 cards, as the Canadians try to compensate for their absence from the front rank of AGP card sales.

An 8Mb version of the Millennium II will fall from £199 to £179 while the 2Mb Mystique 220 slumps from £75 to £65.

About a 35 per cent drop applies to the Matrox m3D, collapsing from £75 to £49.

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