AOpen has just unleashed a series of products that are designed as a comprehensive range of computer casings, which balance both space and performance. The new Nagas series is currently composed of three models, namely the ATX-ready G5 and G6, as well as the mini-ATX G3. All three are aimed at what the company calls ... |
1 March 2010
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Since full-sized desktop PC aren't selling that well, most PC vendors are focusing their attention on smaller form factors, such as nettops and HTPCs, which pack low-power components, but deliver the performance of entry-level to mainstream PCs. Such is the case with one of the latest product from AOpen Japan, ... |
20 November 2009
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AOpen has recently launched a new computer system that comes to provide users with an alternative for the HTPC market. The system, dubbed XC Encore OE700, is meant to combine some of the latest hardware solutions on the market with a unique and simple exterior design that could easily be integrated into a home multim... |
13 April 2009
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AOpen announced the official launch of a new barebone computer system that is aimed at home users that wish to enjoy a rich multimedia experience. The new XC Cube EX945-GC is the latest addition to the AOpen XC Cube product family and this mini computer system comes with the latest and most advanced hardware componen... |
13 September 2007
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Aopen, a company that focuses on optical disc drive manufacture, announced today the official launch of a new optical drive that reaches speeds up to 20x while offering support for several of the most popular disc formats that are in use now. Coming as an internal DVD RW drive, the new Aopen product is also featuring... |
12 September 2007
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The Santa-Rosa season is on and manufacturers don't want to miss the train. Today, it's AOpen's turn to adopt Intel's new platform that boasts FSB speeds of up to 800Mhz. Aopen claims that the new miniPC Duo MP965-VDR is the tiniest "small form factor desktop PC" and for a moment there I thought t... |
29 May 2007
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