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MSI is best known for its line of motherboards and Wind netbook series, but as 2010 marches on, the company plans to more than triple its all-in-one PC shipments compared to last year, says Shao-lin...
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According to a report in the EETimes, NEC is gearing up to show off a high performance quad-core processor built around ARM's Cortex-A9 design. The unveiling is expected to take place during the Mobil...
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To say that Ubisoft’s in the doghouse with every PC gamer on earth right now is a bit of an understatement. “But wait!” says Ubisoft, its Adam’s apple bobbing as a pitchfork hovers just above ...
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Asus wants you to feel good about yourself so they went and released the Bravo220 “home entertainment PC card.” So what’s there to feel good about? For one, the card’s 21 percent more power efficient than competing models, so you can look Mother Nature in th eye without that twinge of guilt. And secondly, by investing in the Bravo220 you’re making a statement to yourself that you’re not going to spend every waking moment playing videogames – that isn’t what this card was built for.
As you probably surmised, the Bravo220 is built around Nvidia’s GT220 architecture. The GPU comes clocked at 525MHz and there’s a 1GB frame buffer chugging along at 400MHz (800MHz effective) on a 128-bit bus. It’s HDCP compliant, supports resolutions up to 2560×1600, and has DVI-I, D-Sub, and HDMI ports. So before you ask, no, it’s not going to run Crysis, not with the eye candy cranked up anyway, but it will fit right in with your home theater setup.
Towards that end, Asus developed a special Bravo Media Center interface they say is intuitive, and it comes with a remote control to boot. The cooling solution is passive, so there’s no fan to distract you from those quiet scenes, and Asus says their Splendid Plus technology will reduce noise and artifacts while improving conversion rates.
What Asus didn’t say is when it will ship and for how much.
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