Kingmax and HIS : Computex Taipei 2006 - Part 6

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Kingmax and HIS

Kingmax's Booth

Kingmax's new DDR2-667 micro-DIMM modules - suitable for ultra-portable notebooks based on the latest Intel Napa mobile platform.

Kingmax will be offering DDR2 memory modules at clock speeds of up to 1066MHz too.

USB Flash drives at Kingmax are getting smaller and more trendy.

If white is not the color of your choice, Kingmax has a variety of colors to choose from.

HIS' Suite at Hyatt

Feel like having more desktop display area? Now you can with HIS' new X1300 512MB HyperMemory PCIe x1 card. This card is suitable to be used as an add-on to systems with PCIe x1 slots.

This weird looking X1600 Pro card comes with two interfaces, namely AGP 8x and PCIe x16. This two-in-one solution targets users who want the flexibility of upgrading their legacy AGP systems into today's modern PCI Express platform.

The HIS X1600Pro HDMI/DVI card is a low profile solution for those who want to build HTPC systems. It comes with a HDMI port that lets you directly interface with HDTV systems.

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