MSI 915P Neo2 Platinum, a novelty on i915P Sony adds 2GB products to Pocket Bit USB Epson/Cosina R-D1: not a prototype anymore Photo of the day: IWILL DH800 in our lab MSI 915P Neo2 Platinum, a novelty on i915P Micro-Star International (MSI) unveiled the MSI 915P Neo2 Platinum motherboard on Intel 915P + ICH6R chipset for LGA775 Pentium 4 Prescott processors. Similar to competing solution, the board supports dual-channel DDR2-533 and PCI Express x16. As chipset features were mentioned here, here we´ll say that theoretically the board can work with DDR2-667 from Samsung, Infineon, Micron, Hynix, Elpida, Kingston, Corsair, GeIL and Transcend. Besides, an additional VIA RAID provides RAID 0, 1, 0+1, JBOD for 4 x IDE drives.
![]() Traditionally the board features CoreCell chips and provides the following features:
Besides, the board features Communication slot that supports extended PCI specs and supports PCI network cards. For this slot MSI developed a proprietary Dual-Net card combining 802.11g and Bluetooth interfaces. This slot resulted in DigiCell interface redesign that now provides a quick way to transform a system into an access point or a wireless gateway.
Sony adds 2GB products to Pocket Bit USB Sony added a new product to its Pocket Bit USB series 2GB miniature hard disk. The novelty is larger than a usual USB dongle, 73x50x13mm, and has a "hideable" connector.
![]() Because of the very simple backup method (just press AutoSync), it´s not clear to whom the device is positioned. Though sometimes, this might come in handy and you won´t need any special software. The device supports incremental backup up to 10 copies. All there´s to do is to wait for test results to be assured the novelty is really worth $316 (in Japan). For sale it is to go in July.
![]() Another interesting solution is a usual USB dongle with a fingerprint sensor. The software secures system access when there´s a screensaver active and stores up to 10 fingerprint and password accounts. Sized 20x7x61mm, it weighs about 8.5g. I guess the competing companies will announce similar devices soon as well. Source: Mycom PCWEB
Epson/Cosina R-D1: not a prototype anymore Epson/Cosina´s R-D1 "Rangefinder Digital Camera" supporting Leica M & L lenses, that was introduced as a prototype at PMA this year, has finally arrive as a ready product.
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Intel updated its OEM price list with the following products: 3.40 GHz Pentium 4 Extreme Edition (LGA775), Pentium 4 560/550/540/530/520, Celeron D 335/330/325/320 (Socket 478). As we have already mentioned in the pre-announcement, Pentium 4 XE 3.40 GHz costs $999, Pentium 4 560/550/540/530/520 $637/$417/$278/$218/$178 respectively, Celeron D 335/330/325/320 $117/$89/$79/$69 respectively. Pentium 4 XE (LGA775): 800MHz FSB, 2MB L3 cache, 0.13µm process. Pentium 4: 800MHz FSB, 1MB L2 cache, 90nm process. Clock rates are: 560 – 3.60 GHz, 550 – 3.40 GHz, 540 – 3.20 GHz, 530 3 GHz, 520 – 2.80 GHz. Celeron D: 533MHz FSB, 256KB L2 cache, 90nm. Clock rates: 335 – 2.80 GHz, 330 – 2.66 GHz, 325 – 2.53 GHz, 320 – 2.40 GHz. Mobile Pentium 725 and 715 cost $241/$209 respectively.
Photo of the day: IWILL DH800 in our lab We are currently testing IWILL DH800 workstation motherboard that supports 2 x Xeons wit up to 533MHz FSB, DDR400 memory and PCI-X
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