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    Galaxy to debut ATX motherboard with Intel Atom

    Posted on Wednesday, August 27 2008 @ 12:32:53 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    The Tech Report writes Galaxy will be one of the first motherboard makers to solder a Intel Atom processor to a full-sized ATX motherboard:
    When you think of Intel's Atom processor, you think of small-form-factor desktops and teeny laptops. That's how Intel is marketing the chip, and that's how most hardware manufacturers are using it. However, Chinese site Expreview has spotted an outlier: a full-sized ATX motherboard with an Atom processor soldered onto it.

    A quick Google search suggests the company behind the board is none other than Galaxy Technology. Expreview's photos show a pretty unremarkable board layout with two memory slots, four Serial ATA ports, one PCI Express x16 slot, five PCI slots, and a lone VGA port on the I/O plate.


    It's kinda funny to see the little Atom on such a big board.


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