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ECS reveals latest AMD APU HTPC platform at CeBIT 2011
Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) released the latest motherboard HDC-I with built-in the newest AMD E-350 dual-core APU and E-240 single-core APU powered by AMD Hudson M-1 chipset.
In addition, the E-350/E-240 APU, combining the Radeon HD6310 graphics, enables users to experience more breathtaking home theatre with less power - under 22watts (TDP).
ECS HDC-I uses all solid capacitors for better quality and longer durability, making it the best choice to “green” your Home Theater Personal Computer (HTPC) power at a lower price.
The ECS HDC-I motherboard with AMD E-350/E-240 provides impressive graphics performance for users who want to try the latest AMD Fusion (APU) technology.
ECS HDC-I also supports UVD 3 and DirectXR 11 without a discrete graphic card. The motherboard not only provides up to 3VGA output choices - HDMI, DVI, and VGA to give users an unbelievable multimedia experience - but also offers 8-channel HD audio and S/PDIF output.
Within the mini-ITX size of the ECS HDC-I motherboard, there is support for expansion as dual ports USB 3.0, eSATA, and SATA 6 Gbps let users enjoy the fastest transportation speed, as one Mini PCI-E slot enables users to expand devices such as SSD, Wireless LAN Card and so on.
In addition, Bluetooth enhances the interaction between HTPC and mobile devices while the fan-less heat sink helps to achieve more heat dispersion. The smart EZ Charger USB port also provides high speed, especially for Apple users. Not restricted by its size, there are full functions in the rear I/O panel.
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