http://www.giga-byte.comzh-twCopyright 2007 GIGA-BYTE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. All rights reserved.http://www.giga-byte.com/images/RSSCI.gifhttp://www.giga-byte.com1444820http://www.giga-byte.com/News/Components/News_List.aspx?NewsID=1466 Here again comes one of the yearly world-biggest IT exhibitions – COMPUTEX. However, GIGABYTE PC Components this year is going to give you different surprises: solid capacitor designed power supplies, the hottest touch monitor technology, and evermore, a totally brand new case concept.   Different from the traditional chassis, MIB – Monitor Integrated Box –makes a debut with new definition of how a chassis will be used. It is a new desktop chassis usage experience that uses standard desktop components, making it a D.I.Y. chassis on purchase, but a New Desktop PC on completion. MIB, a stylish and slim chassis plus a GIGABYTE patent-pending hinge, offers you gcontrol over your own PC component and LCD monitor selection.  

GIGABYTE power supplies have been long renowned for ODIN GT’s world-first software managed power supply. From 450W to 800W, ODIN GT 1200W is now ready to fire with intelligence for gamers. Besides ODIN GT’s P-tuner software, GIGABYTE PC Components also showcases an 80+ bronze certified ultra durable solid capacitor designed ODIN Plus 700W, same as GIGABYTE motherboard’s unique solid capacitor design.

 

As the increasing demand of touch monitor has been forecasted, E.Touch, a twenty-two inch LCD monitor, will be introduced with the hottest multi-touch optical technology and user-friendly gestures compatible for Windows 7.

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Showcasing live at Cebit 2009, will be top picks from the range of ultra components induced chassis, power supplies and the unveiling of exciting new platform housing.

Chassis and housings take on new standards
This year racks up new series with more releases off the SETTO range while classic heavyweights like the 3DAuroras now show their flair in a whole new range of SUMO’s, all with the new seasons panache.

Power supplies peek at new peaks Power supplies have been throttled up, and pinched with sophistication and intelligence as ODIN GT’s world first software-managed power supply goes Mark II to 1200Watts with intelligence while ODIN+ makes a debut with 700W in the mainstream league.

Surface computing goes multi-touch Surface computing has begun to pioneer the way on how computers will be used in the future. E.Touch will premiere its opening contribution featuring a twenty-two inch model in full showcase.

New form factors entertain D.I.Y. markets For intricate markets, and markets closely challenged by multi-national brands, a form-factor previously only available to integrated systems now makes a surprise appearance in the DIY ring.

New design concepts will be available for preview on special pre-request at the Gigabyte Ultra Components booth. ]]> Thu, 05 Mar 2009 16:00:00 GMThttp://www.giga-byte.com/News/Components/News_List.aspx?NewsID=1429A New Strong Partnership for Powerful Future

GIGABYTE is proudly announcing that COMSIS is now an official sole distributor of GIGABYTE Chassis, Power Supply and Cooler in Turkey.

Established in 1994, Istanbul, Turkey, COMSIS has become one of the leading providers in computer component and accessory sector. COMSIS has never rested in providing excellent customer service, professional technical support and reliable after-sale service since its establishment.

GIGABYTE has signed exclusive distributor agreement in 2009 with COMSIS for GIGABYTE Chassis, Power Supply and cooler that have good place in Turkish market. With this strong partnership, GIGABYTE and COMSIS will endeavor to make GIGABYTE brand grow further together and continue providing users with the best computer services and complete professional supports in Turkey.

For further information about COMSIS, please visit: www.comsis.com.tr
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