Newsletter: October 2, 2007

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Intel's Santa Rosa Platform
AOpen MP965-DR Multimedia System
One of the first small form factor products to be framed around Intel's latest platform addition, Santa Rosa, the AOpen MP965-DR MiniPC is an efficient, high-performance system. It supports the new Core 2 Duo Mobile (Merom) Socket P processors, equipped with Intel's GM965 chipset and GMA X3100 graphics. The MP965-DR is a compact, integrated unit offering exceptional HD audio/video capabilities; it has HDMI support (via DVI), Gb LAN, and S-Video (YPbPr via S-Video converter cable). See the AOpen MP965-DR Read our blog posting on the MP965-DR
MSI Industrial GM965 (MS-9803)
MSI is leading the Mini-ITX industry in high-performance mainboards with its latest introduction: the MS-9803. Also designed to support the new Core 2 Duo Mobile (Merom) Socket P processors, it has dual Intel Gb LAN, up to 8 USB 2.0 support, dual channel DDR2 667 for up to 3.25GB of RAM, PCI Express, PCI, and the new PCI Express Mini Card. It also has extensive onboard connectors providing a range of options for the most demanding, high-end industrial applications. See the MSI Industrial GM965 (MS-9803)
Intel's Core 2 Duo Mobile (Merom) Socket P Processors
The fourth generation of Intel's Centrino mobile platform, code-named "Santa Rosa," is a step-up from its predecessor (code-named "Napa") the Core 2 Duo Mobile Socket M platform. The Core 2 Duo processors have an FSB of 800MHz and is compatible with the latest GM965 chipset and GMA X3100 graphics technology, promising full Vista Premium support. This new platform makes use of the 65nm processor technology. However, the next line of Centrino chips, code-named "Penryn," will utilize the advanced 45nm processor technology. This will require a new pin layout, hence Socket P. So even though Socket-P-based mainboards will not be backward compatible with Socket-M-based boards, they will be compatible with the new "Penryn" chips. For more information visit our blog entry on the Santa Rosa platform.
Logic Supply Has a Blog!
In our efforts to better assist our customers by offering technical support and advice, Logic Supply has entered the world of blogging. We selected key individuals who can present a well-rounded portrayal of our company as well as contribute their expertise to a wide range of Mini-ITX and small-form-factor-related topics. Our goal is to provide insight into Logic Supply, open the lines of communication between our customers and our staff, and well, have some fun, too. Visit www.logicsupply.com/blog Also, just a reminder, Logic Supply is relocating to a new office. We will be in our new location on October 22, 2007. Visit our Web site at www.logicsupply.com/move for up-to-date information regarding our move.

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