Kontron has released its latest 3.5-inch embedded computing platform, the KEEX-4000. This compact SBC (single board computer) supports low-voltage Intel Pentium M and ultra-low-voltage Intel Celeron M processors with the Intel 852GM/ICH4 chipset. The low-power design allows the KEEX-4000 to run fanless, reducing noise and increasing system reliability...
Silicon Integrated System (SiS) announced that the SiS761CX/SiS966 embedded chipsets have been implemented in the IEI Kino-761AM2, an industrial PC (IPC) motherboard designed for the AMD platform.
Seiko Epson on September 6 debuted three EcoPoint (environmentally friendly) inkjet printers, the Stylus C110, Stylus CX7300 and CX8300, for immediate launch in the Taiwan market. This is the first time EcoPoint products have become available in Taiwan, according to Epson Taiwan Technology & Trading.
Leadtek Research has announced its latest hybrid TV capture card, the WinFast PxDVR3200 H adopting a PCI Express interface. With the combination of the latest technology and hardware interface, the card can provide users with a stunning visual experience, said Leadtek.
Texas Instruments (TI) recently announced the introduction of a new chipset, the DarkChip 4, for DLP (digitial light processing) products. The new chipset is reported to deliver up to a 30% increase in native contrast ratio depending upon the application. The new DarkChip 4 will be available in a number of products in 2008.
Silicon Integrated System (SiS) has announced that the Fujitsu Siemens' Esprimo Mobile V5515 notebook based on the SiSM672/SiS968 chipset has entered volume production and is available in the market.
The hype and expectations of a revamp of Apple's iconic iPod product line came to a head with the company's unveiling of a touch screen version of the ubiquitous multimedia player and a video version of the iPod nano as well as a refresh of the company's classic iPod and the announcement of the ability to wirelessly purchase music, at a press event on September 5...
Apparently Asustek was not satisfied with the minimalist appearance of its previous microATX chassis, the TM-21, and so has refined its design to create the TH-22.
Asustek has announced the Silent Knight 2 CPU cooler that utilizes 100% copper for its fins, base and heat pipes; and dynamic fan speed control to deliver efficient heat dissipation for the latest quad-core processors.