ECS

So here's the  AMD 880 chipset which now is named the 785G. The only real new difference is that a new graphics core now is used in the 785 series. This is the Radeon 4000 series. It is a pure AM3 board that supports dual channel DDR3 memory. It has integrated DX10.1 video support. The motherboard also comes with D-SUB/DVI/HDMI connector, 6 USB 2.0, on board 1394, GbE, 8 channel audio, 2 eSATA ports.

Now the brown PCB color is going to change to black as these are early engineering samples. But this is the P55 chipset based P55H-A motherboard. The  ECS P55H-A features dual x16 PCIe 2.0 supporting.

Other features such as the support for Intel Matrix Storage Technology, 14 x USB 2.0 ports, and 6 x SATA 3 Gb/s ports can also be found on this board.

The slimmest smallest net-tops you can find, come from ECS. Look at that, it's gorgeous. The net-tops are among the first devices shown with Pineview chips, which integrate the chipset onto an Atom microprocessor. The nettops are called the MX100. They can hold up to 4G igabytes of DDR2 (double data rate, second generation) DRAM and 2.5-inch SATAII hard disk drives. An ECS representative said the devices will likely be out in September or October, shortly after Intel formally releases Pineview.

ECS's idea of a casemod. This is a vase equipped with ION platform ;)

These all-in-one Atom based systems are becoming really popular. This is called the Fusion Touch. The screen, much like MSI has, is touch controlled. It's based on NVIDIA ION to speed up things and actually can hold a Core 2 Duo processor up-to 65W (TDP). Anyway, below are some of the features mentioned.