For those of you that like to dot your i's and cross your t's, here's a collection of all the specs in a nutshell.

Full ROP, text and line primitives

Full VGA compatibility

YUV to RGB color space conversion

MPEG2 decode assist (motion compensation acceleration)

Integrated 250Mhz DAC (1920x1440x16bpp@65Hz/1600x1200x32bpp@85Hz)

Color key overlay

Multiple video windows

Tile based reduced bandwidth rendering engine

32-bit floating point Z-buffering calculation function with no performance penalty

Up to 5M polygons/sec (forward facing delivered to the screen)

Fill rate 200-500M pixels/sec (depending on scene complexity) Full Triangle & Texture Setup

Full polygon setup engine

Bus mastered parameter fetch

Advanced texturing (Bi-linear, Tri-linear, Anisotropic, Bump-mapping)

True color 32 bpp pipeline

Translucency sorting

Image super-sampling/scene anti-aliasing

Per pixel loadable table fog

Specular highlights with offset colors Alpha + Multipass Blending

Multitexturing support

Color key and alpha blended textures

D3D and OpenGL blend modes

Environment mapping

2X AGP (133Mhz) with sideband addressing

PCI 2.1

Bilinear up and down scaling

NTSC/PAL support

Interfaces to industry standard TV and Flat-panel displays

VMI Capture Port for camera, DVD, MPEG2 decoders

Windows 95 and Windows 98

Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000

Microsoft DirectX 5.0 & 6.0

OpenGL

PowerSGL Direct

PCI Power Management

VMI

DDC2B

VBE 3.0 BIOS Pentium III and AMD K6-2 3Dnow! Optimized (still in the specs but not present in the drivers we saw)