Apex MW-100 Mini ITX Case Review
Submitted By Steven on Feb 19 2009 at 5:47 PM
With the falling price of mini-ITX boards, and the rapid embrace of Intel's Atom processor, the mini-ITX market has exploded with a number of budget-oriented cases. In our efforts to explore this growing segment of the market, we here at UpgraderGuides will be examining the MW-100 mini-ITX case from Apex Computer Technologies.
Apex MW-100 Mini ITX Case Review
Submitted By Steven on Feb 19 2009 at 4:19 PM
With the falling price of mini-ITX boards, and the rapid embrace of Intel's Atom processor, the mini-ITX market has exploded with a number of budget-oriented cases. In our efforts to explore this growing segment of the market, we here at UpgraderGuides will be examining the MW-100 mini-ITX case from Apex Computer Technologies.
Lian Li launches the innovative PC-Q07 Mini-ITX chassis
Submitted By Steven on Feb 12 2009 at 3:17 PM
Lian-Li Industrial Co. Ltd has launched the PC-Q07 Mini-ITX chassis. The black hairline-brushed all aluminum PC-Q07 allows for the Mini-ITX platform motherboard to be combined with traditional full sized components, thus saving you money and giving you the option to utilize components from a system you already have. Designed to be passively cooled, with strategically placed innovative air vents make it both silent and safe. The small chassis can fit snugly in any environment. The PC-Q07 is definitely worth serious consideration for building the ultimate ITX platform. Ideal for System Integrators looking for money saving, high quality solutions.
VIA Demos First VIA Nano Processor Board at ESC Boston 2008
Submitted By steven on Oct 28 2008 at 4:06 PM
VIA Technologies, Inc, a leading innovator and developer of silicon chip technologies and embedded platform solutions, today announced it will be demonstrating the first VIA Nano processor-based Mini-ITX board this week at the Embedded Systems Conference, Boston, MA in booth 914.
The VIA VB8001 board is a full featured Mini-ITX board using the eagerly-awaited 1.6GHz VIA Nano processor, which boasts support for up to 4GB of DDR2 memory, Gigabit LAN and two Serial ATA ports, delivering exceptional 64-bit performance within a rigidly low thermal envelope, while a mini-PC slot can extend connectivity to wireless broadband.
Intel D945GCLF2 Review - Harnessing the Dual Core Atom
Submitted By steven on Sep 22 2008 at 7:49 AM
We were pleasantly surprised with the release of the first D945GCLF motherboard sporting Intel's first generation Atom 230 processor. With the Atom 230, Intel's engineers had created quite the competitive chip -- without any major faults. Does the new Atom 330 represent the next true evolution of the Atom family of processors or is it simply a quick and dirty duct tape solution?
