Talk:Appian Graphics

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Can someone explain how exactly Appian got bought by ATI when there's a company called Colorgraphic (www.colorgraphic.com) who distributes Appian's old drivers and even the Appian Phoenix 9000 QD drivers?

If you try to run ATI's native Radeon drivers on a Appian Phoenix 9000 QD card, they won't work. It's that simple.

If someone who used to work at Appian can explain exactly how Colorgraphic fits into this whole thing, it'd be appreciated. I personally have major doubts ATI bought Appian, and are more of the opinion that Appian solid their VGA line to Colorgraphic and went out of business.

And besides, who the hell is Colorgraphic anyways?

It looks like you're on to something, from the looks of http://www.linkedin.com/company/appian-graphics . Mattst88 (talk) 01:38, 11 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

The article say the Jeronimo Pro was a Quad head. I am in the posession of a Dual head.
(Just saying there's some info missing) NitroX infinity 11:03, 22 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]