The world’s first VGA and multimedia docking station
Written by IT News on 11:12 AM
Yesterday, ASUS officially announced the release Horn XG station, the world's first VGA and multimedia Docking Station. As part of the Horn (Republic of Gamers) series, the product is clearly designed with the game users in mind. In the Horn XG station was first demonstrated at last year for common economic space is showing in practice and external graphics card, providing support for laptop users.
The product is based on NVIDIA 8600GT GPU and to build an Express Card interface, offering mobile users the power of discrete graphics card for laptop users. It also includes 4 USB ports and 2,0 Dolby technology, doubling as a USB hub that AV delivers real pleasure. For technical specifications of the Horn XG station provides graphics card, which works at 540MHz, 256MB of GDDR3 memory clock of a 1,4 GHz. The graphic card will provide users with support for maximum resolution of 3840 x 2400.
What is really interesting about this product is its ability to provide consumers with easy to use tool for overclocking. The design of the Horn XG station allows users to freely adjust the clock speed of the GPU by a simple control knob. The use of the product large LED screen will allow users to monitor critical system includes a system of statistics that the master volume, GPU clock speed, current GPU temperature, current actual frames per second (FPS) and gPU fan speed guidelines. In practice, can allow your computer to computer power of a real casino-ready desktop computer.
You can also control the settings through the control panel on the basis of GUI interface. In panel allows you to change the system screen between the laptop and external LCD monitor. According to ASUS, a notebook based on Intel 945GM and 965GM graphics related to the XG station with a ASUS EN8600GT graphics card will have a 12 and 6.7 times faster acceleration, graphics, respectively.
Prices and availability has not been disclosed yet for this gaming-oriented product.
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