MSI will release their new ultra-thin laptop that will features new dual-core Athlon Neo AMD’s second generation processor. Comes with 14-inch display screen, X430 brings another choice for people who will buy Intel CULV-based ultrathin notebook.
MSI X430 features:
- AMD RS780MN and SB710 chipset combo that will enable system support for AMD Athlon Neo X2 processor with ATI Mobility Radeon HD3200
- 2.5-inch 320GB harddrive
- 2GB of DDR2 RAM memory
- 2-in-1 media card reader
- 1.3 Megapixel web camera
- 802.11 b/g/n wireless LAN
- Gigabit LAN
- DVD Super-Multi or Blu-ray optical drive
- HDMI port
- 2 of USB 2.0 ports
- optional Bluetooth
- 4 cell or 8-cell battery

In addition to the rumor about the freshly Radeon X2 graphics card and the next-generation dual-GPU card AMD of HD 5970 that proven by the pictures, early pictures about the next-generation dual-GPU cards from the leaders of video cards provider also comes with two DVI and one Mini Display port, which are obvious on the PCI bracket. Supposed these graphic cards sporting a smaller exhaust, as one of the DVI connectors settle on the upper PCI bracket. Regrettably, that is pretty much all that’s available on the incomprehensible card, but from the trusted source told that the NDA for the much-anticipated HD 5890 expires on November 19, so we had better know more near that time.

AMD’s dominate in the high-performance segment might not be that long, as NVIDIA is planning to roll its first Fermi-based GPUs early next year also. As the consumers, these all absolutely could be the good news when they are really comes. This is according to the latest rumors on the Internet in nowadays.

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HP settled to enlarge its total care by provides two newest additions of compact desktops called Pro 3000 and Pro 3005. They will assemble with the purpose of providing their owners with an optimal functioning, performance and usability, which designed for small and medium businesses range. Seems like that was cause of the worldwide economic crisis leaving its mark on businesses.

The Pro 3000 applies an Intel platform and probably come with a Pentium DC or Core 2 Duo/Quad CPU. Then again, the 3005 uses an Advanced Micro Devices motherboard and either one of the AMD Athlon II (X2/X3/X4) or Phenom II processors. The graphics seems have no the main focus here as they seldom are in business forms. As such, video chipsets will be either integrated or along the lines of discrete adapters, such as Radeon HD 4350, HD 4650 or GeForce 210.

However, both of Pro 3000 and Pro 3005 compact desktops powered by up to 8GB of RAM and up to 500GB of storage space. Connected with the processors, these resources will be rather proper for the heavy computing projects that business desktops often perform. The compact desktops forms will attach to a pre-installed OS, with the options being Windows 7, Vista, XP (downgrade), SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
11 and FreeDOS.

The compact desktop of Pro 3000 and Pro 3005 will most expected become ready for purchase during the following month, at the retail prices of $470 for the Pro 3000 and of $450 for the Pro 3005.

HP Compaq ready for launching two laptop model to the market, Compaq 515 and Compaq 610. Based on AMD Athlon or Turion amd Intel Core 2 Duo or celeron processors, both of laptop model comes with decent specification for doing daily tasks.

HP Compaq 515 comes with 14-inch LED backlit display with Turion X2 or Athlon X2 Dual-core processor, ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics video card, 8GB of RAM memory, 250GB of hard drive, 2MP of web camera, DVD burner, 2 Megapixel webcam , wireless and Microsoft Windows Vista.

How about HP Compaq 610? This new laptop comes with 15.6-inch LED-backlit display with Intel Core 2 Duo or celeron processor, 250GB of hard drive, 4GB of RAM memory, DVD Burner, wireless, 2MP of webcam and Microsoft Windows Vista.

HP Compaq 515 will be available from $429 and Compaq 610 will be available from $449.

HP Compaq 515 from here
HP Compaq 610 from here

　　Better late than never right? That seems to be Rogers‘ policy concerning the Xperia X1. While Sony Ericsson is getting ready to launch the X2 at some point in the future, Rogers is only ready to sell the first version of the phone.
　　The phone will cost $249.99 with a 3-year contract and at this point in time it wouldn’t be that wise to get one. You’d be better of getting some of the new phones available or simply wait for the Xperia X2 to be launched. What say you, Xperia X1 phone fans?