Albatron introduces its KX600 Pro on VIA KT600 TDK 440N Indi DVD writer review @ Designtechnica Vantec Iceberg 4 Premium VGA Cooling Kit Review @ Computer Critics SDM-HS73 and SDM-HS93: new 17" and 19" LCD monitors from Sony Kiss Technology DP-500 Networkable DVD Player @ Techseekers HWZ review: MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR (nForce2 Ultra 400) Intel officially announces Itanium 2 (Madison) EPoX EP-8KRA2+ [VIA KT600] (P)review @ Hard Tecs 4U Thomson Lyra to start selling new MP3/MP3Pro players in the Fall HWZ review: EPoX EP-4PCA3+ (Intel 875P) AMD Opteron 800 and Opteron 100 officially announced Albatron introduces its KX600 Pro on VIA KT600 Albatron Technology introduced its new motherboard on VIA KT600. KX600 Pro supports all the latest AMD K7 processors, including 400MHz FSB.Albatron KX600 Pro brief specs:
TDK 440N Indi DVD writer review @ Designtechnica "The TDK 440N Indi DVD writer is a great investment for those that plan on creating media content or backing up their computer. The instruction manual and installation video shows TDK’s dedication to the consumer while the new look of the front faceplate gives the drive a look of quality. Read and write performance on the TDK 440N was above average in our tests and the included Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator 6 worked beautifully without a hitch. TDK once again gives us a quality product at a reasonable price in the TDK 440N Indi DVD writer. Make sure to buy DVD+RW media and an audio cable if this will be your only drive as neither is included in the 440N package."Read more at Designtechnica.
Vantec Iceberg 4 Premium VGA Cooling Kit Review @ Computer Critics "A glow-in-the-dark fan for your graphics card? Check out the latest Vantec accessory which keeps your hard-working video card cool, while making your computer look even cooler. Computer Critics gives you the scoop."Read more at Computer Critics.
SDM-HS73 and SDM-HS93: new 17" and 19" LCD monitors from Sony These days Sony launched shipments of its new monitors. Featuring three body variants (gray, black, blue) 17" SDM-HS73 and 19" SDM-HS93 are stylish as usual with their original mirror-like support, etc.17" SDM-HS73 supports 1280x1024 (SXGA); features 250cd/m² brightness, 400:1 contrast, 120° vertical and 140° horizontal viewing angle. It has analog connector, consumes up to 45W operating and 1W in standby. Sized 441x216x404mm, SDM-HS73 weighs 5.9kg, and costs (in Japan) about $480.
19" SDM-HS93 supports resolutions up to 1280x1024 (SXGA); features 250cd/m² brightness, 600:1 contrast, 170° vertical and horizontal viewing angles. The model has analog connector as well, consumes 50W operating and 1W in standby. SDM-HS93 dimensions are 480x260x440mm, weight – 7.1kg. In Japan it costs about $800.
Source: PC Watch
Kiss Technology DP-500 Networkable DVD Player @ Techseekers "The new firmware (2.6.6) adds 3.11 support and was worth the wait. I found it quite good and allowed me to play a good few titles on my Home Theatre PC that were in DivX 3.11 format. The addition of a network port as well as the simple server PC-Link application really signifies that this is the excellent choice for those who have a lot of DivX files."Read more at Techseekers.
According to the company, novelties provide 5.5Mb/s read speed and about 3.1Mb/s write speed. Sized 36.4x42.8x3.3mm, they weigh about 12g each and require up to 100mA. Source: PC Watch
HWZ review: MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR (nForce2 Ultra 400) "The K7N2 Delta-ILSR has almost everything one would require; Firewire, SATA and IDE RAID, rounded IDE cables, SATA power and data cables, surround sound and SPDIF output interfaces, and an MSI diagnostics LED bracket. On top of which you still have the usual 5 PCI, 1 ACR and AGP 8x expansion slots. Even the Northbridge cooler has an active fan built in for overclocking needs."Read more at HardwareZone.
Intel officially announces Itanium 2 (Madison) Today Intel officially announced its new Itanium 2 processors formerly codenamed Madison and having higher 1.5GHz clock speeds and larger 6Mb L2 cache. In over 1,000-unit quantities Madison CPUs will cost $4226.The leading Intel-based server builders, including Dell, Hewlett-Packard and IBM, have already declared their intentions to release systems on the new processors.
EPoX EP-8KRA2+ [VIA KT600] (P)review @ Hard Tecs 4U "Hard Tecs 4U have just posted our latest article, a (p)review of the first VIA KT600 motherboard, the EPoX EP-8KRA2+"Read more at Hard Tecs 4U or this Google translation.
Thomson Lyra to start selling new MP3/MP3Pro players in the Fall In August Thomson Multimedia plans to launch sales of its new HDD-based MP3/MP3Pro player belonging to the Lyra series.PDP2840, based on its PDP2800 predecessor, but featuring larger display and 20Gb HDD. Sized 115x29mm, it will cost about 399 euros. Closer to September, less expensive and more compact PDP2810 should become available as well. It will feature just a 1.5Gb hard drive. Sized 60x60x30mm, it will weigh 150g and cost 350 euros.
Finally, PDP2860 (on the photo) to be presented in October, will have 3.5" display and support both audio and video. It will cost about 699 euros. All of the above will support USB2.0 interface and MP3, MP3pro, WMA as compulsory formats. Source: Xonio
HWZ review: EPoX EP-4PCA3+ (Intel 875P) "The EPoX EP-4PCA3+ looks promising enough to be another one of those boards with huge storage capabilities. Integrating the HighPoint HPT374 controller is a really good idea especially for a board that´s meant for workstations. The RAID support is really phenomenal and it´s the only 875P board that boast support for IDE RAID 5."Read more at HardwareZone.
AMD Opteron 800 and Opteron 100 officially announced Today AMD officially extended its AMD Opteron server processors family with new AMD Opteron 800 for 4-/8-processor systems and AMD Opteron 100 for single-processor servers and workstations.The novelties are based on the same AMD64 architecture familiar from AMD Opteron 200: 64-bit core, 64Kb of associative duplex instruction cache + 64Kb of associative duplex data cache (L1), 1Mb of 16-ch. L2 cache, integrated DDR controller, HyperTransport module. As there are no official changes to scheduled clock rates, they should be 1.4GHz, 1.6GHz and 1.8GHz for each line. According to the press release, AMD Opteron 840, 842, 844 and AMD Opteron 140, 142, 144 are already being shipped. Initially North American market will see AMD Opteron 840, 842, 844-based systems from APPRO, Aspen Systems and RackSaver. Single-processor motherboards for AMD Opteron 140, 142, 144, being exclusive ASUS SK8N (P8NBX) products on NVIDIA nForce3 Pro (Crush K8), should arrive in July 2003. First systems should be offered in Q3 by Angstrom MicroSystems and Boxx Technologies. In over 1,000-unit quantities AMD Opteron 840 will cost $749, AMD Opteron 842 — $1299, AMD Opteron 844 — $2149; AMD Opteron 140 — $229, AMD Opteron 142 – $438, AMD Opteron 144 — $669.
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