Nvidia's Ion Makes a Splash at Computex 2009

New processors from Intel and AMD aside, Nvidia is probably feeling like the prettiest girl at the party right now and it’s easy to see why with Ion products from countless vendors across the show floor.

In with the Acer Aspire Revo and the just-announced Lenovo IdeaPad S12, Nvidia highlighted a few other Ion-based machines that we haven’t heard about. Among them was MSI's new Wind Box D200 as well as a ream of other nettops and netbooks from Asian ODMs, like ECS’s Morph nettop. All in all the company has listed 20 manufacturers as “Ion Partners” and asked everyone to check out all the products on the show floor.

Rumors today also point to Ion-based computers from both HP and Dell in Q3 of this year. According to Digitimes, two American companies could be all set to add to the plethora of offerings already announced.

Nvidia’s full list of Ion partners is below.

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ManufacturerPC TypeModel
AcerDesktopAspireRevo
AsRockDesktopIon 330
AsusMotherboardC2N7A-I
AsusAll-in-OneeeeTop ET2002
ColorfulDesktopiHTPC
ECSDesktop7AT-3L
ECSAll-in-OneMorph-I
FlextronicsAll-in-OneCobra-2
FlextronicsDesktopDove-2
FuntwistDesktopFION 330
ICDAll-in-OneKitchen PC
LenovoNotebookIdeaPad S12
MSIDesktopWindbox D200
MSIAll-in-OneWindtop AE2201
PegatronDesktopIPP7A-CP
PegatronAll-in-OneIPP7A-DF2
PegatronMotherboardIPX7A-ION
TCLAll-in-OneRuiyi 1010
TelcastNotebookTL-1000N
WeibuNotebookN10A
ZotacMotherboardION-ITX
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