ASUS S-presso: new stylish barebone AOpen unveils Dual DVD drive, ESV-289U Photo of the day: S3´s reference card on Delta Chrome in our lab Kingmax introduces RS-MMC, miniSD and HS-MMC media Intel SRSH4 based server in our lab ASUS S-presso: new stylish barebone At Computex 2004 ASUS is going to showcase its new barebone, S-presso, that judging by photos will be rather attractive. Not much is disclosed, just the mention that this "Prescott ready" system will be positioned as a home multimedia center with rather high-quality 3D graphics. Besides, a number of sources also mention 3.4GHz processor.
S-Presso will support DVD/CD/MP3 playback and radio features without OS boot and will have all necessary controls on-case. AOpen unveils Dual DVD drive, ESV-289U AOpen unveiled its new external 4x Dual DVD drive, ESV-289U:
Photo of the day: S3´s reference card on Delta Chrome in our lab We are currently testing S3´s reference card on Delta Chrome GPU:
Kingmax introduces RS-MMC, miniSD and HS-MMC media Kingmax introduced new 512MB RS-MMC and miniSD media designed due to low power consumption for new-generation mobile handsets. Packaged into proprietary PIP package, novelties feature the following:
RS-MMC:
miniSD:
But one of the most interesting solutions are HS-MMC (High-Speed MultiMedia Card) media that meet specs of Multimedia Card Association (MMCA). Cards will be showcased at Computex, so now we can just state some technical details:
As usual, new media is designed for digital still cameras, mobile phones, PDAs, notebooks, etc.
Intel SRSH4 based server in our lab We are currently testing Intel SRSH4 based server. It features 4 x Xeon MP processors (2GHz, 1MB L3 cache, 400MHz FSB, 603-pin µPGA), SRCU42L RAID, 8GB of 1GB registered ECC PC2100 DIMM (KVR266X72RC25L/1G; CL=2.5), 5 x Fujitsu MAS3735NC HDDs (73.5GB; U320-SCA2; 8MB buffer, 3.5s average seek; 15,000 rpm).
Other features of SRSH4 are:
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