CeBIT 2008 Day 2 - OCZ's Mind Controllable Mouse, ASUS' HDMI Sound Card, Intel and more
by Anand Lal Shimpi on March 5, 2008 9:00 AM EST- Posted in
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Intel's Wall of 4
Intel had an entire pavillion hall dedicated to itself, P33:
Despite the large display area, there wasn't anything new at the Intel pavillion, even Silverthorne/Atom had a surprisingly small showing:
This is all the Silverthorne Intel had at the show
Given the impressive showing of 4-series based motherboards at the show, it's no surprise that Intel had its typical wall-of-motherboards on display:
Intel had P45, G45 and X48 motherboards all on display.
This Foxconn motherboard has four x16 slots, four x1 slots and 2 32-bit PCI slots. It's wider than normal ATX.
Intel had a mini-ITX board on display as well
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The ASUS R50 reminds me of a Game Gear. The R70 looks like a big Game Gear.foodfightr - Thursday, March 13, 2008 - link
I think the only question I have is: "Who is the hottie in the icon and where can I find more pics?"Haha.
mlambert890 - Sunday, March 9, 2008 - link
There is no way that proc is the bottleneck on Vista. The device must have 1GB RAM which is the problem. Vista runs FINE on a Samsung Q1 with its lowly 900Mhz Pentium M... *as long as you have 2GB RAM*If OEMs want to build Vista devices, they need to ship them with 2GB RAM.
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...puts the lotion on his skin, or else he gets pwned again!:D
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As someone who only has one hand for use on the computer, i would love the mouse, if it enabled me to play games again.where can i get one?
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That has to be the most complete mini-ITX motherboard to date.G45 chipset, dual DVI out, 6x USB port, and eSATA ?! Wow. Hopefully it also takes 2GB dimms ?
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DigitalFreak - Wednesday, March 5, 2008 - link
When are we going to see a 10 slot case to go with the 10 slot Foxconn board?