Those Matrox cards were remarkable for having strong, clear analog output in an era before we managed to rid ourselves of a reliance on analog video signals. (have we rid ourselves of the reliance on analog video signals? I don't do professional A/V work so I could be missing something there)
It's daunting to think about about how hard it must be bringing that equipment together with the few people (retro enthusiasts, legacy businesses, etc.) who could benefit from it, rather than sending it to the landfill.
It's daunting to think about about how hard it must be bringing that equipment together with the few people (retro enthusiasts, legacy businesses, etc.) who could benefit from it, rather than sending it to the landfill.