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Editor's Corner: 790GX On The Web
It's always interesting to read what others have to say about hardware, so we've gone through some of the other 790GX launch stories for a better idea of what the community thinks about an enthusiast platform with built-in graphics. Read More
- Intel To Launch Three Nehalem-based Processors By The End Of Q4
- AMD Has A One-year Exclusive On PCIe External Connector
- VIA Announces New Mini-ITX 2.0
- Supermicro Announces Motherboards With Intel G45 And G43 Chipsets
- Biostar Launches Intel 4-series-based Motherboards
- Cast Your Vote! Computex 2008 Design Awards
- $5K PC Takes On $4.6M Supercomputer
- Asus Smacks Gigabyte with a Lawsuit
- Gigabyte's Official Response To Asus
- AMD Launches Another Brand - AMD Game!
VIA Pico-ITX Motherboard Integrates Power Supply
VIA Technologies has announced the VIA Epia P700 Pico-ITX motherboard that couples several features within a streamlined, ultra compact footprint designed for low profile systems, with extended I/O port options through two companion boards. The board featuring native SATA 3Gb/s support, Gigabit LAN, and support for GPIO, SM bus and LPC devices, the 10x7.2cm VIA Epia P700 is based on the VIA VX700 unified digital media IGP chipset and is powered by a 1GHz VIA C7 or fanless 500MHz VIA Eden ULV processor.
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