Lanner Electronics has announced the FW-8890, a 2U rackmount appliance for enterprise-grade network applications. Combining an Intel 5000P server-grade chipset and two Dual- or Quad-Core Xeon sequence processors enables the FW-8890 to deliver unparalleled performance which is backed up by Lanner's ODM service to ensure both flexibility and smooth integration, highlighted the company.
Hitachi Data Systems has introduced the Hitachi Universal Storage Platform (USP) V an intelligent storage services platform, which it claims is able to significantly outperform competing storage systems.
GeCube has announced its ATI Radeon HD2000 family of graphics cards, including its high-end HD2900XT and HD2600 and HD2400 cards for the mainstream market, while TUL has also announced the launch of its related high-end graphics card.
Samsung Electronics has announced that 21 of its DDR3 solutions have been validated on Intel's reference platform to work with Intel's next generation (Bearlake) chipsets. This is the largest number of DDR3-based solutions to have passed the validation program.
Elpida Memory has received Intel's validation for its DDR3 main memory based on the G33 chipset (Bearlake) reference platform. The testing validates that Elpida's DDR3 memory can run on Intel's reference platform and recognizes the excellent quality and reliability of Elpida products, said the memory maker.
BenQ has introduced the 14-inch Joybook S41 notebook based on Intel's new Centrino platform (Santa Rosa). The notebook will launch in Taiwan by the end of May.
Dell announced the launch of its Latitude D630, D830 and D531 notebooks. The Latitude D630 and D830 are based on Intel's Santa Rosa platform and feature the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors, while the D531 is based on AMD's Turion 64 and Sempron processors.
