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Intel Offers Motherboards Targeting Kind of Use
By
ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Apr 26, 2008 1150 hrs IST
Intel Corporation has launched 3 new motherboards, namely, Desktop Board DX48BT2 Extreme Series, Desktop Board DG35EC Classic Series and Desktop Board D945GCLF Essential Series.
The keyboards, individually aimed at the extreme gamer, the mainstream multi-media user, and the entry-level PC users, enable a number of features for today's PCs, such as - greater PC performance, clearer definition video and low-powered technologies.
Tom Rampone, vice president, Sales and Marketing Group, and general manager, Channel, Intel, says, "From ultimate gaming bliss, to crisp high definition, to the most-affordable internet-centric desktop, Intel continues to push the boundaries of world-class desktop offerings. As the demand for desktops across the board moves from strength to strength, we are also quickly moving towards more feature differentiation and innovation down our product roadmap."
According to the company, for extreme gaming performance, Desktop Board DX48BT2 Extreme Series board unleashes the fastest native 1600 MHz front side bus and memory support, providing powerful performance and extreme overclockability.
For mainstream users, who want to experience a new level of 3D and media crispiness, the Desktop Board DG35EC Classic Series board's built with sharpest performing integrated graphics, supported on Intel architecture, informs the manufacturer.
Belonging to an exciting new category of computers called Nettops - a new family of affordable desktop computing devices purpose-built for Internet-centric usage models - the Desktop Board D945GCLF is an affordable and unique motherboard, which integrates a single unit of computer with a microprocessor, chipset, motherboard, and heat sink, communicates Intel.
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