CeBIT 2009 3-8 March, Hannover (Germany), day 3
- CeBIT 2009 3-8 March, Hannover (Germany), day 3
- Page 2 - Acrtic Cooling (Part 2: memory coolers, PSU's, cases, etc.)
- Page 3 - Nanya and Elixir memory
- Page 4 - G.Skill (high performance memory)
- Page 5 - G.Skill (Pi Series, notebook memory and SSD devices)
- Page 6 - Scythe: CPU and video card coolers
- Page 7 - Scythe: PSU's, cases, fans, audio and other devices
- Page 8 - Biostar: Motherboards and video cards
- Page 9 - Transcend: Memory
- Page 10 - ASRock: Motherboards, X58 SuperComputer with NVIDIA Tesla
- Page 11 - Edimax - home network equipment
- Page 12 - MSI - Motherboards
- Page 13 - MSI - Video Controllers
- Page 14 - MSI - Demo Cases
- Page 15 - MSI - Barebones
- Page 16 - MSI - Notebooks
- Page 17 - MSI - Periphery, Servers
- Page 18 - MSI - Eyecandy
- Page 19 - Icy Dock - HDD enclosures
- Page 20 - The Cus - NAS
Page 12 - MSI - Motherboards
Page 12 - MSI - Motherboards
We couldn’t miss the MSI Stand not only because they are our long term friends, but also it was one of the largest hardware stands in the whole Expo.
Naturally there were walls filled with motherboards:
One of the most interesting innovations was the potentiometer, which provided overclock in real time. It enables you to change the bus frequency while the system is running in preliminary set frames in the BIOS.
Also new is the combo port, implemented by MSI. It is a combined USB 2.0 + eSata port, which provides power to eSata devices, which eliminates external power supplies:
Extreme interesting was the Winki chip. At this stage it is on separate chip, which plugs into a header on the motherboard and contains Linux based light operating system, which has very diverse pre-installed applications, boots very fast and enables you to use your system even if no hard drive is present. I suppose you can elaborate for yourself what diverse application such a thing provides:
