Topico Oficial - Cebit 2007 (56K Warning!!)

back yesterday from the Cebit, i make some funny videos...
the one with the gskill hoster is a piece of history

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7vTvEeF19M

and the other is shamino playing with dry ice
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbJ_yTlmC7A

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VIA says "no" to CeBIT

We all know those famous conventions, like CES, E3, Computex and CeBIT. For companies, they are an expensive business - setting up an attractive stand takes time and money. It looks like this year, there are some companies that are spending a little less time and money "on the circuit," including VIA Technologies.

Richard Brown, VIA's Director of International Marketing, writes in his blog:


Source: Bit-tech and Brown Knows

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Many other big companies won't come to the CeBIT


According to the Heise newsticker not only VIA won't be at the CeBIT. Nokia, Motorola, BenQ, Konica Minolta, Lenovo and Shuttle won't have their own booth at the CeBIT as well.
The CeBIT already reacted and decided the exhibition will be one day shorter in 2008.

Source: Heise

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Samsung to Show USB LCD at CeBIT


Samsung will unveil a new LCD that can be connected to a PC via an integrated USB port, according to an article published at heise.de. When connected to a PC via USB 2.0, the 19" Syncmaster 940UX using PVA panel and 1280x1024 standard resolution, appears as a removable storage device in Windows, which contains a setup routine that installs a virtual graphics card as well as a USB display driver. While a USB-connected LCD cannot be used as primary monitor, the new approach allows users to connect up to six LCDs (and up to three virtual graphics cards) as extended monitors to their PC. Unfortunately connecting multiple displays to USB ports is highly CPU dependent, and Samsung recommends a dual-core processor with a clock speed of at least 2 GHz. The Samsung 940UX could become available during the first half of 2007 and should cost less than 430 Euros (about $560).

Source: THG, heise online


http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=25965

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CeBIT: EVGA cooperates with Innovatek




A couple of weeks ago EVGA brought it's watercooled Black Pearl Edition to the market. It's GPU cooler comes from Innovatek and is called Cool-Matic G80 GTS/GTX depending on the card you choose. The cooperation between EVGA and the engineers from Innovatek is quite fruitful as the latest product bundle shows. EVGA is offering it's nForce 680i mainboard coupled with four watercoolers and you can get the aforementioned two watercooled G80 cards of course. The CPU cooler is the G-Flow the other three (2x Chipset and one for the MOSFETs) will be announced at the CeBIT. The whole cooling bundle will be available from Innovatek as well shortly after the convention according to their officials.

Source: NordicHardware

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Thermaltake Launches New Enthusiast Cooler at CeBIT






Thermaltake is set to launch new V1 stylish cooler designed for enthusiasts at this year's CeBIT, starting 15 March 2007. Build with all copper construction and 4 long length heatpipes of total 936mm in length, it provides most efficient heat conductivity and heat transfer for the latest Intel Core 2 Duo/Quad LGA775 and AMD socket AM2 processors. The cooler is equipped with silent and powerfull 110mm LED VR fan. Manually controlled (1300-2000rpm) by the VR Control, it is nearly noisless with only 16dBA at minimum fan speed. The Thermaltake V1 cooler weights 637g.

Source: Thermaltake

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skandal disse:

produto engraçado da Thermal, costumam criticar a marca por ter produtos quase sempre copiados dos outros.... agora teve bem

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timber disse:

Aquilo tem algo de Zalmann ou não?

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ASUS Offers HD-DVD Ready Laptops


ASUS showcases the W1 and W2 notebook series with HD-DVD high-definition solution at CeBIT this year that will dramatically raise expectations of visual and audio satisfaction. Incorporated with Toshiba's HD DVD-R optical drive, the W1 and W2 notebooks can read discs with up to 30GB of data, including video, photo and music all from a single HD DVD disc. The HD DVD-R optical drive also plays HD DVD movies at a resolution that is six times sharper than the DVD format, presenting a vibrant, incredibly sharp and state-of-art multimedia experience. The W1 and W2 series offer an all-round high-definition experience with built-in digital TV tuner and HDMI interface, supporting standard, enhanced, or high-definition video, plus muti-channel digital audio on a single cable.


Source: ASUS

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