NVIDIA Showcases 21 Ion-Based Products

    imageBy the end of the year, 40 products with the NVIDIA Ion platform on board are expected to appear on the market. This is a very serious amount, especially considering that so far only the Acer Aspire Revo nettop has reached the national market . Nevertheless, the Computex exhibition and more than two dozen products based on NVIDIA Ion, presented there, fully justify the reality of the tasks.

    In addition to the already well-known Lenovo S12 netbook, you should pay attention to the ASUS C2N7A-I motherboard and the Eee Top ET2002 all-in-one, the iHTPC multimedia PC from Colorful and the new ECS desktop PC, the MSI Windtop AE201 nettop and a number of other products.

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    NVIDIA has published the following list of Ion-based devices on Computex:
    • Acer Desktop Aspire Revo
    • AsRock Desktop ION 330
    • ASUS Motherboard C2N7A-I
    • ASUS All-in-one eeeTop ET2002
    • Colorful Desktop iHTPC
    • ECS Desktop 7AT-3L
    • ECS All-in-one Morph-I
    • Flextronics All-in-one Cobra-2
    • Flextronics Desktop Dove-2
    • Funtwist Desktop FION 330
    • ICD All-in-one Kitchen PC
    • Lenovo Notebook IdeaPad S12
    • MSI Desktop Windbox D200
    • MSI All-in-one Windtop AE2201
    • Pegatron Desktop IPP7A-CP
    • Pegatron All-in-one IPP7A-DF2
    • Pegatron Motherboard IPX7A-ION
    • TCL All-in-one Ruiyi 1010
    • Telcast Notebook TL-1000N
    • Weibu Notebook N10A
    • Zotac Motherboard ION-ITX
    According to an official press release , the Ion graphics core provides such features as:
    • In some conditions, up to 10 times the increased performance of miniature PCs in comparison with competing solutions.
    • Full support for Windows 7 and Windows Vista.
    • Support for low voltage Intel Atom, Intel Celeron, and Via Nano processors.
    • Smooth video playback in 1080p with 7-channel audio.
    • Support for DirectX 10 and all modern games.
    • Support for NVIDIA CUDA and DirectX Compute technologies.

    via Engadget

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