08-20-08
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[Tech Report] Antec gets into the laptop components biz
http://techreport.com/discussions.x/15349
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Could your next notebook have an Antec chassis? What about an Antec docking station? Surprisingly, that'll be possible very soon. Antec has announced a new line of standard notebook "building blocks" designed to accommodate Intel's Rich Creek 2 mobile motherboards, which themselves stem from the Intel Common Building Block standard.
Antec's mobile components include two chassis, a docking station, as well as keyboards, AC adapters, battery packs, web cameras, and Bluetooth modules. The company claims this launch "marks the first time that system builders will be able to build customized, personalized laptops from individual components, in the same way they do now with server and desktop PCs."
System builders can reportedly start placing orders for Antec's new Common Building Block components right now. Until the parts begin storming non-descript pre-built laptops, you can take a peek at them inour image gallery below.
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CPU
E8400 (4.1GHz / 1.33v) |
Motherboard
Gigabyte P35-DS3L rev 2 |
Memory
2x2GB mushkin XP2-8500 DDR2 1066 |
Graphics Card
XFX GeForce GTS 250 1GB Core Edition |
Hard Drive
WD Caviar Black 640GB |
Sound Card
Integrated |
Power Supply
Xigmatek NRP-MC751 750W |
Case
Antec Three Hundred |
CPU cooling
HDT-S1283 / D12SM-124B / Bolt-thru |
OS
Windows Vista Business x64 |
Monitor
Samsung 2253BW |
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[Tech Report] Antec gets into the laptop components biz
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