FlexView 121AH-D — hinged 12.1" LCD from Eizo Nanao
PNY unveils GeForce 6600 graphics card series
Japanese photo of the day: BTX motherboard for sale
FlexView 121AH-D — hinged 12.1" LCD from Eizo Nanao
Eizo Nanao, known as the manufacturer of fully-fledged desktop monitors, introduced 12.1" FlexView 121AH-D LCD monitor with a hinging mount that will go on sale on November 12. FlexView 121AH-D bundle includes remote control. Similar to usual bigger devices the display supports automatic brightness correction depending on environmental illumination.
- 1024x768 resolution
- 500:1 contrast
- 300 nit brightness
- 90° vertical and 120° horizontal viewing angles
- 16,190,000 colors
- TV/CATV/FM/S-video/D-Sub interfaces and dual-port USB hub in a separate unit
- 369x46x258 mm monitor size at 2 kg weight
- 200x50x213 mm interface unit size at 1.4 kg weight
Source: PC Watch
PNY unveils GeForce 6600 graphics card series
These days PNY Technologies updates its Verto graphics card series with two new models on GeForce 6600 and GeForce 6600 GT GPUs.
Verto GeForce 6600 GT features 2 x DVI, S-Video and HDTV-out (with a bundled adapter).
- 500 MHz GeForce 6600 GT GPU
- 128 MB of 1 GHz GDDR3
- 128-bit bus
- SLI support
- PCI Express
- MSRP of $249.99
Verto GeForce 6600 is a more humble solution with D-Sub, DVI and S-Video output and HDTV adapter.
- 300 MHz GeForce 6600 GPU
- 128 MB of 550 MHz DDR
- 128-bit bus
- No SLI support
- PCI Express
- MSRP of $179.99
Japanese photo of the day: BTX motherboard for sale
Over a year ago we wrote about specifications of BTX motherboard form-factor introduced by Intel. These days one of such solutions entered the market in hardware.
Our Japanese colleagues photographed D915GMHLPP motherboard (clearly made for OEM companies) at Akihabara market in Tokyo:
No surprise that board was made by Intel itself. The company has a right to start experimenting with new standard promotion in the first place.
The first impression is that you are looking at a mirror reflection of an ATX board. But then you notice unusual layout of memory, CPU sockets and chipset in general.
The new model is a micro-BTX solution with LGA775 socket. Seemingly, the company decided to showcase one of the benefits of the new standard — ability to support "hot" Pentium 4 Prescott in dense layouts.
Source: PC Watch
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