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Albatron claims KI690-AM2 is most powerful Mini-ITX
11:35 AM - March 1, 2007 by
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Albatron Technology has unveiled what it claims is the first Mini-ITX motherboard based on AMD's AM2 socket technology. This small board goes all out with all of the latest technologies matching AM2 power with versatility and flexibility, making it a top choice as the most powerful Mini-ITX board on the market, says Albatron.
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