Well theres some really bad news Optimus fans, the Optimus isn’t being shown at CeBIT after all. Thats really a dissapointing news.
This huge stuff costs a big bang for buck at $1,490. Ooh thats a way too much! Pre-orders start in April with delivery in November/December 2007.
Oh and not to forget there was a good news as well, the Optimus 103 gets a name change. While we were hoping for the Optimus Prime, it looks like they’ve settled on Optimus Maximus (the god of gods).
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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
1–3 MAY 2007
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
USA, 5 –7 JUNE 2007
ISTANBUL, TURKEY
2 –7 OCTOBER 2007
SHANGHAI, CHINA
10 –13 OCTOBER 2007
ISTANBUL, TURKEY
22 –25 NOVEMBER 2007
HANNOVER, GERMANY
4 –9 MARCH 2008
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This time AMD concentrates more on accelerated processing projects. Recently, in CeBIT 2007, AMD revealed more details about its “accelerated computing” platform, codenamed Torrenza. The main goal behind Torrenza is to create a platform where application-specific processors can interact cost effectively and offer better performance than a general purpose CPU, while remaining compatible with off the shelf platforms.
A Torrenza system will have at least two sockets, and both will accept accelerators and accelerated CPUs. One accelerated-processor project on AMD plate, slated for 2008 under the codename Fusion, and combines a dedicated GPU or GPU accelerator onto the same package or even the same silicon die as the main CPU. AMD has already set the ground-work for Fusion processing with its Stream Computing initiative utilizing ATI-based graphics adaptors for heavy number crunching.
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You previously had a sneak peak at the Albatron’s Nano Abox V2.0, few weeks back. In Germany we get a closer look at the Nano Abox V2.0. Got all the ports like USB, serial, firewire behind the back(Specs on the picture below). It also has its own monitor just like a laptop. But the design isn’t doing any justice to this product. It looks more like a home made custom mini PC then a prototype to display at Cebit.
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Sapphire announced its all new AMD 690G-based motherboard today, the PURE Innovation HDMI PI-AM2RS690MHD.
It supports AMD processors designed for Socket AM2. Four memory slots with support for DDR2-800/667/533 with a maximum capacity of 8GB is available on the PURE Innovation HDMI.
Sapphire’s PURE Innovation HDMI takes advantage of all the AMD 690G’s video output capabilities including DVI-D, HDMI, TV and VGA outputs. Sapphire places HDMI and VGA outputs on the motherboard while DVI-D and TV-outputs are available on a separate card and header. The HDMI output is HDMI 1.2 compliant with support for HDCP and output resolutions up to 1080p.
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Digital Cube’s i-Station G43 looks small compared to other UMPC device’s. But don’t be fooled with its demised size. This UMPC sports a stunning 4.3-inch, 800 x 480 touch-screen display, thou small compared to the big 7-inchers.
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