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May 26th, 2011 | 
Author: Shuttle has added a new mini PC to its range in the form of the SG41J4 of Shuttle XPC Barebone designed for the Intel Core 2 with 1333MHz FSB processors MHz and uses the proven Intel ® G41 Express chipset. The processor is compatible with two banks of memory DDR3 memory can have up to a maximum of 8 GB, 2 x 4 GB.
With mini Shuttle there is enough room to squeeze in a unit of optical disk 5. 25? and two 3. 5?. View a promotional video created by their new ferry SG41J4 Barebones Mini PC in action after the jump.
The PCIe x 16 slot included in front of graphics can be equipped with dual slot graphics cards, or a slot PCI (32-bit) is available for other expansion cards. If not using the slot PCIe x 16, the SG41J4 can work with the X 4500 GMA graphics integrated into the chipset
You can add its also equipped with an array of ports, including 6 x USB 2.0, audio 5.1, PS/2 keyboard and mouse and VGA with the capacity to adapt to a serial and parallel with the accessory drive optional J-RS232.
Experience Shuttle XPC Barebone SG41J4 only 32.5 x 21.5 x 19 cm (LWH).
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Tags: Array, Banks, Barebone, Dual Slot, Expansion Cards, G41, Graphics Cards, Intel, Intel Core 2, Keyboard, Mini Pc, New Ferry, Optical Disk, Ports, Processors, Ps 2, Rs232, SG41J4, Shuttle, Shuttle Barebone, Shuttle Xpc, Slot Pci, video, X 4500 | 
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If bland Core I3 laptops are the thing and then MSI just make his day by placing the reference CX640 and CR640 point. See if he can contain his enthusiasm while we are going through the list of reasons to these bad guys, as if the letters of elegant MSI on the hood was not enough. Does a processor Intel Core i3-2310M, 4 GB of RAM and disk drive hard 500 GB and two USB 3.0 ports grab you? And that’s only the squalid CX640.
The CR640 also packs NVIDIA 520 M GeForce GT with technology so impressive that is called after a transformer. That r in the name probably means “rad”, although MSI have not confirmed until the time of publication. These things establish return $630 or $680, depending on how good you are in financial decisions and if you think to save $50 on a graphics card dedicated a savvy move.
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Tags: Bad Guys, CR640, CX640, Financial Decisions, GB, Graphics Card, implement, Intel, Laptops, MSI, Nvidia, Ports, Processor Intel, Rad, Reference, Savvy Move |
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Panasonic today unveiled the world’s first all-in-one TV set that includes almost all technologies may actually be needed. For example reading 3D images, hard disk and Blu-ray, with a range of other functions.
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Tags: 3d Glasses, 3d Images, Blu Ray, DLNS, Drive 3d, GB, Hard Drive, HD, Hdmi, Images Hard Disk, Japan, Models, Panasonic, Panasonic Plasma, Panasonic Tvs, Plasma Tvs, Ports, Speakers, TH, Tv Set |
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The Korean manufacturer of PC Rizo added a stylish mini-PC for its range with the launch of Ripple Mira.
Look ripple on sale in Korea later this month and has an Intel dual-core, Intel GMA X4500 graphics chipset and 2.5-inch hard disk.
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Tags: Direct X 10, Europe, Fashionable Colors, Gma, Hard Disk, HD, Intel, Intel Dual Core, Korea, Korean Manufacturer, Launch, Mac Mini, Mini Pc, Mira, PC, Ports, Ripple, Ripple Look, Rizo, United States, Usb 2, Video Playback |
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Roland Hutchinson in June 17, 2009 Wednesday 13:07 in Gadgets, Netbooks. The latest company to launch a netbook is ASRock with the launch of G22 Netbook.
ASRock netbook The G22 comes with a 12.1-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768, which is powered by an Intel processor and chipset CULV.
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Tags: 2 Gb, Asrock, Card Reader, G22, G22 Netbook, Gadgets, Hard Drive, Hdmi, Inch Lcd Screen, Intel, Intel Processor, Launch, Netbook, Ports, Roland Hutchinson, Usb 2, Vga, Wednesday 13, Wifi |
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