As we have already reported, NVIDIA GeForce2 MX family has recently been split into MX200 and MX400 chip versions. The first graphics cards available in retail, which were formally based on these new NVIDIA chips, became InnoVISION products: Inno3d TORNADO GeForce2 MX200 and Inno3d TORNADO GeForce2 MX400. Some Japanese stores are already offering an AGP version of Inno3d TORNADO GeForce2 MX200 (175MHz chip, 166MHz memory, 32MB SDRAM, 64bit) and a PCI version Inno3d TORNADO GeForce2 MX400 (200MHz chip, 183MHz memory, 64MB SDRAM, 128bit). The first card is selling for $80 and the second one – for $110.
However, there is another remarkable thing about these cards. Trying to be the first company to introduce and start selling graphics cards based on new NVIDIA chips, InnoVISION yet uses old GeForce2 MX chips in them.
The pictures of the mentioned products are available here.