Sapphire Adds Fusion and Xtend TV
Normally not a company to pull any punches, Sapphire made an exception by saving its latest motherboard and graphics products for its assault on CES.
The Pure Fusion Mini E350 features AMD’s low-power E-350 dual-core CPU with integrated Radeon HD 6310 graphics. That should make it perfect for small, heat-restricted cases.
Anyone with more performance-oriented media-center needs may look no further than its Radeon HD 5570 Xtend TV graphics card. Featuring a new digital tuner from Mirics, Sapphire caters to the same market that has always loved ATI’s on-and-off-again All In Wonder cards.
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Cool I guess but got to say I am more enthusiast than that
I wonder if this HTPC hardware can run Source engine games. Add Steam, dosbox and emulators and this is a homebrew console.
It should be able to play source games on low res and detail levels.
Half Life 2 should ran at high quality 1024x768 without effort.
Left4 Dead, anyone ?
HTPCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!
HTPCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!
grab an internal blu-ray player, a small ssd, a nice external hdd and BAM
quality media center u got there. u can always throw in a beastly sound card if u please
my only first AIW performance card was Sapphire ATI AIW 9800 PRO. remember glorious days of HL2 and DOOM3??? those cards were beautiful.