Gadget Shop - Yesterday I have no work To do All Paid Review Job its done and Just Waiting For Approve and Payment, do no what Should I do i'm just Browsing in Internet For News And technology gadget Trend.
suddenly i found some amazing Picture in one website forum, O... My God Technology Science and development its so fast i found Picture Mini Bus who Have everything just like regularly sweethome Just Take a look
Its Out side View
And Garage For Your Sport Car
Sweet Bed room
wanna Shower and here is
Front Room
Relaxing Room
Guest Room
Room for your driver (hehehehe)
Last is very Important Engine Room
seems to be really dream Mini Bus, Wonder what The price is.... but now i just can add to card shopping may be a hundred years again can buy one hehehehehehe Ok Lets get back to Work See you again in Gadget Shop Post....
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May 31, 2009
Dream Mini Bus
May 21, 2009
New HDMI KVM Switches for Gaming Enthusiasts and Multimedia Professionals

ATEN is first off the blocks in the industry to offer a touchscreen, dual-rail LCD KVM switch which enables users to securely access up to 16 servers with support for both USB and PS/2 connectivity in a 1U rack configuration.
Based on a dual rail design, the Touch Screen LCD KVM features a high-resolution 17″ touch screen LCD monitor and keyboard with built-in touchpad. To optimize server room real estate, the keyboard can slide back while the touch screen LCD panel remains in plain sight to monitor and troubleshoot servers - even with the server rack door closed. By daisy chaining additional serial KVM switches, the KL3116T can control up to 512 computers or servers from a single keyboard, touch screen monitor and mouse console.
The new Touch Screen LCD KVM switch (also known as model number KL3116T) won’t come cheap though, as it will retail for $3,499, accompanied by a three-year warranty program.
ATEN Technology, Inc. today announced here at Interop Las Vegas 2009 new KVM switches with integrated HDMI and USB 2.0 ports. The new HDMI KVM switches (CS1792 and CS1794) are two- and four-port HDMI KVM switches that enable users to manage multiple HDMI-equipped computers, HDMI sources and USB devices from a single keyboard, monitor and mouse while maintaining superior, high-resolution video quality. Designed specifically for the SOHO market, the HDMI KVM switches are ideal for gamers and multimedia professionals who demand high-quality video and audio. Available now, the HDMI KVM switches (CS1792 and CS1794) are competitively priced at $284.95 and 379.95, respectively, and are backed by a three-year warranty program.
The new HDMI switches are part of ATEN's newly created CubiQ line of advanced desktop KVM switches. Both models are fully compliant with the latest HDMI 1.3a and HDCP specifications. The Video DynaSync(TM) function ensures video resolution is automatically optimized from one port to the next, to support maximum resolutions of 1920x1080 with HDMI connections and 1920x1200 with DVI output. With integrated digital HDMI audio, the HDMI KVM switches (CS1792/CS1794) provides users with high-definition sound such as Dolby True HD and DTS Master Audio.
"With the launch of our new HDMI KVM switches into the SOHO market, ATEN is once again showcasing its innovation by bridging the home office with home entertainment environments. ATEN's HDMI KVM switches offer the ultimate in space-saving KVM technology, while delivering high quality video, sound, and performance that gaming enthusiasts and multimedia professionals demand," said John Owen, director of sales, ATEN Technology, Inc.
The HDMI KVM switches (CS1792/CS1794) provide seamless HDMI signal switching between two or four HDMI-enabled devices such as PCs, gaming consoles and satellite receivers. In addition, each unit has a built-in two-port USB 2.0 hub to allow users to share USB-based peripherals such as printers, digital cameras from a single console. With power detection functionality, when a computer is unplugged, the KVM will switch automatically to the next powered-on computer.
Other Highlights of the CS1792 and CS1794
-- Compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Linux and Mac
-- No additional software required
-- Keyboard and mouse emulation ensures seamless startup and real-time
connections
-- Video DynaSync technology ensures HDMI display resolutions are always
optimized
-- Independent switching of KVM, USB peripheral and audio via front panel
pushbutton and hotkeys
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May 20, 2009
Golf Portal in Germany
Golf is a sport or game for the people who enjoy the leisurely sports activities in holidays or during holidaying. There are many Golf schools all over Europe but the German golf schools have the distinction. Whether you are a ace golf player or just a learner; here I introduce you with a site, where you get all the necessary information about the Golf holidays or Golfreisen in Germany.
Golf schools all over the country enable both golf enthusiasts and others to spend as much time as they want learning the sport. These facilities are now within reach. Golf school resorts have opened their doors not only to members, but to seasonal visitors as well.
Golf school resorts make various training courses available to suit every individual’s needs and skill level. There are many golf courses to choose from – there are one-time, nine-hole lessons, golf clinics, special packages for corporate outings, and beginner’s golf school courses. Some resort staff members provide one-on-one training setups. The rates vary depending on the duration of training time and the course level taken up by the learner. Smaller fees are charged to the regular and occasional members of the resort’s golf school.
And in german there's a biggest golf portal called Platzreife, platzreife terms is refer to a playing test that is necessary to take to be able to play on a golf course in Germany, they offer so many thing, starting from a basic golf course until a golf strategies and you can get more advantage in 10 coach hours, training from monday to thursday and many more things just for 349 Euro.
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May 14, 2009
Ecommerce Advertising
With the rapid growth of ecommerce industry, many people are interested on joining this new method of business. The business on the internet is promising big financial advantages with less effort. Some of us might be the part of ecommerce; we have a website that represents our company and give the best product for our customers. With the facilities we provide, we might wonder why we have low traffic and low selling rate. We should never forget that the business on the internet is just the same as land-based business; it needs a good marketing to reach customers.
If we learn further, there are many ways to advertise our website. If we talk about the cost and compare the marketing cost between internet and land-based business, both of the media cost us the same. Although on the ecommerce we do not have to pay the printed marketing, but we should pay for the space and service on the internet.
When ecommerce is so promising, there must be some backward that we should anticipate related to the marketing. To get ideas and information about this subject, we can read an article written by Robert J entitled The Cost of Doing Internet Advertising and Business that we can access trough Web-articles.info.
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May 9, 2009
SuperCasino Live Roulette TV
Are you aged over 18 years and like supercasino latest games online? Now you can enjoy the casino game with a new method is more interesting when you enjoy your evening to the morning. This new method is also shown by the TV station so that you can enjoy the game more supercasino uk with the people nearest you. In particular, live roulette tv are presented to different types of roulette and casino games you like. With this method can be more easier for you to think quickly in a game Blackjack because visualization is important in the casino game. You also have the opportunity to play every day because all the existing data will continue to be updated every day. This is very interesting if you have friends who want to play together in supercasino because interaction can be more involved with both.
Besides playing roulette over the television, they can play live blackjack too. They can play it from 9 pm to 2 am. Like in roulette, they can play blackjack at their own comfort through their computer, but before being able to play blackjack, they need to have window media player on their computer for all the sound and to handle the video feed and others. Unlike others casino games, they can still play auto wheel games if thet aren’t playing blackjack. For more info about roulette, blackjack and others info in supercasino blog, you should visit the site at supercasino.uk.com.
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May 8, 2009
Gut Ising Golf and chiemsee lake in Bavaria Germany
Talking about golf sport, there is a golf portal that provides people with anything about golf in German. It is Gut Ising Chiemsee. This golf portal has owned good brand among players and it also has facilities that can be enjoyed by people.
Some of these facilities are interested tournament that will be attended by 2007 academy. I can say that this is interested tournament since it offer huge prize, € 10 000. Another thing you should know about this Golf portal in German is about golf shop which offer all of brands with immediate deliver name. Beside interesting tournament and also complete golf shop, this golf portal also has a golf school provided for children. Under Golf Platzreife this golf school will give coach to children about playing golf.
When you are in the end of week course you will be tested by both, written test and also practical test. In writing test you probably will be asked many things about golf such as rules and the other things. But in practical test you will be asked to do what you have gotten during five days in week course. This test will is held at Chiemsee Hotel. More over when you decide to spend three nights at the hotels you will be given free membership of playing golf there. How interested it is. So just book it from now on.
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May 1, 2009
All About Shemales
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Mar 23, 2009
Samsung SyncMaster 43 LCD Series

Gadget Shop - The global leader in semiconductor, telecommunication, digital media and digital convergence technologies, Samsung has announced the launch of its newest SyncMaster 53-series high-end contemporary desktop monitors - SyncMaster 953BW (19″), 2053BW (20″), 2253LW (both 22″)
These new SyncMaster LCD panels feature ultra-fast 2ms GTG video response time, 8,000:1 ultra-high dynamic contrast ratio for breathtaking color quality, 300 cd/m² brightness and MagicColor intelligent color control, which able to customize brightness, color contrast through mouse and keyboard control.
Unrivaled Device Functionality Of Samsung SyncMaster 53-Series:
* MagicBright3 and MagicColor for automatic brightness, contrast and color correction
* MagicWizard for resolution, image, color and screen font automatic adjustment setting
* MagicKey allows individual users to select five keys to link to favorite applications or Web sites
“With the addition of the 53 Series, Samsung continues to deliver a comprehensive suite of desktop monitors. The enhanced feature sets not only increase the design sensibility and set industry-leading features for optimum performance, but also address energy efficiency, delivering environmentally responsible products,” said Christopher Franey, Vice President, Marketing & Commercial Sales, Samsung Electronics America, Inc. “As the worldwide leading manufacturer of professional LCD and PDP display products, Samsung understands the various needs of our customers and is committed to delivering a broad portfolio of desktop displays to bring an unparalleled visual experience to our users.”
In addition, the latest Samsung SyncMaster 53-series LCD desktop monitors can deliver accurate video images without distorting the original picture quality for more customized colors, thanks to the integration of DVI with HDCP connectivity interface.
The newest Samsung SyncMaster 953BW, 2053BW, 2253LW and 2253BW are available for $239, $299, $319 and $349, respectively.
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Mar 22, 2009
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic

Preview : Nokia 5800 XpressMusic
Gadget Shop - Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, a mobile device for music that brings innovative new features to the mass market. Delivering on Nokia's vision to provide the best total music experience possible, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic will be among the first devices to support Comes With Music, Nokia's groundbreaking service which offers one year of unlimited access to the entire Nokia Music Store catalogue.
The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is a S60 5th Edition device with a resistive touch screen and tactile feedback. The device has variety of input methods: stylus, plectrum and finger touch support for text input and UI control (alphanumeric keypad, full and mini qwerty keyboard, handwriting recognition). Use the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic to connect to mobile broadband using WLAN or HSDPA (3.5G). Supported WCDMA frequencies depend on the region where the device is available. Find directions and locations with the integrated A-GPS and included maps.
When it comes to music phones, people all over the world want a device that is a great music experience - with more memory, loud and powerful speakers, easy synchronization - and must still work well as a mobile phone with direct access to important contacts and content. The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic delivers on all counts and allows consumers to access and share content.
Media Bar, Contacts Bar - putting people first
Taking advantage of touch screen technology, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic introduces the 'Media Bar', a handy drop down menu that provides direct access to music and entertainment, including favourite tracks, videos and photos. The Media Bar also offers a direct link to the web and to online sharing. Because the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic supports Flash content, individuals can surf the entire web, not just pieces of it. In addition, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic offers all the music essentials, including a graphic equalizer, 8GB memory for up to 6000 tracks and support for all main digital music formats, and a 3.5mm jack. Built-in surround sound stereo speakers offer the industry's most powerful sound.
Ensuring a seamless music experience, Nokia 5800 XpressMusic also provides easy access to browse and purchase tracks from the Nokia Music Store, where applicable, while the newly updated Nokia Music PC software allows for easy drag-and-drop transfer of songs and management of any music collection.
The innovative 'Contacts Bar' lets consumers highlight four favorite contacts on their home-screen and, through a single touch, track a digital history of recent text messages, emails, phone logs, photos and blog updates.
For the best screen resolution available on a mobile phone, the 3.2" widescreen display brings photos, video clips and web content to life in vibrant color and true clarity. With a 16 by 9 aspect ratio and 30 frames-per-second playback and recording, the device is ideal for VGA quality video recording and playback.
The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic also features a 3.2 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens and, with a single touch, images or videos can be shared via a favorite online community, such as Share on Ovi, Flickr, or Facebook. Music playlist song titles can also be shared through Bluetooth, MMS or online sharing.
Music for the masses
The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic supports 60 languages worldwide, which covers nearly 90 percent of the world's population. As people around the world use their phones in different ways, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic offers a variety of input methods including a virtual alphanumeric keypad, a virtual computer-style QWERTY keyboard, a pen stylus and for true music enthusiasts, a plectrum are all available.
Additional features include Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR, and USB 2.0 High-Speed.
The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic will be available worldwide beginning in the fourth quarter of 2008 for an estimated retail price of 279 EUR before taxes and subsidies. The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic featuring Comes With Music will be available early next year. Pricing details to follow. Great Phone For Extrime Music Lover And Internet Surfer
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Mar 21, 2009
Phone Review Nokia 5700 XpressMusic

Gadget shop - The music of Nokia 5700 Xpress is a telephone 3G with quadruple-band GSM, it has a display improved of QVGA (Pixel 240×320) in 16 million colors, stereo Bluetooth plus an audio piece devoted to help with the playback of music. Nokia added all these devices while balancing 15 grams in addition to weight.
If Nokia 5700 XpressMusic look at familiar, there is then a good reason. To largely speak the 5700 is an update of the 3250 which early strikes last year market, dividing similar block of keys swivelling and the operating software of Symbian S60.
Nokia 5700 specification:
Network: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 + UMTS 2100
Data:GPRS + EDGE + UMTS (3G)
Screen:240×320 pixels, 16m colours
Camera:2 megapixels
Size:Medium twist/monoblock, 108 x 51 x 17mm / 115 grams
Bluetooth:Yes
Memory card:microSD
Infra-red:Yes
Polyphonic:Yes
Java:Yes
Battery life:2.5 hours talk (3G) / 11 days standby
As with the 3250, Nokia 5700 have memories extensible of camera and microSD from both megapixel, until 2GB on the 5700. The internal storage with approximately 35MB is limited enough or thus, and we are not certain about which chart of memory is included in the package.
Nokia 6700 XpressMusic support a variety of the types of multi-media including/understanding files of MP3, MPEG4, AAC and WMA although we intend to find a FM radio in this type of device and the 5700 does not seem to have one. There are nothing in Nokia 5700 XpressMusic before which we did not see, but it always seems to be an attractive package for consumers.
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Mar 17, 2009
BlackBerry Bold and iPhone 3G Enriched With Diamonds

Technology Gadget - The luxury customization company, Amosu, which became well-known for encrusting almost anything with precious stones, is now issued the first pink BlackBerry Bold in the world.
The device is surrounded in a pink metal case enriched with diamonds for those who want to make a shimmering present for their lady.
BlackBerry Bold from Amosu features 86 white and pink sapphire diamonds installed on the front and weighting about 3.95 carats and 242 diamonds set on the back of the gadget.
It would be interesting during the economic recession to see a person give away GBP4000 (about $ 5,690) on the phone.
But the company didn't stop there - it will soon be selling a one-of-a-kind pink iPhone 3G (16GB) enriched with 527 diamonds.
The price is GBP10,000 (about $ 14,215).
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8 Tips to Keep Cell Phone in Good Condition
Technology Gadget- BCouple years ago, cell phone only can be owned by high class people or someone with high mobility. However, in these years mobile phone has become a gadget where every one can easily have. Most of people on the world, Parents, teenagers, even children are able to get cell phones with various range of price.
But do you know how to maintenance your cell phone in order to keep it in good condition or last longer? Here are some tips for your reference:
1. Charging the mobile phone battery - Always charge the battery based on the proper instruction given on the manual book. Don’t charge it when the battery bar shows it’s still half of the bar or full . If you do that, it will make the battery empty earlier (need to charge again).Just charge it when the battery almost empty.
2. Lock the mobile phone - Always lock the phone when it’s not used. If the phone is unlocked,unknown calls can easily happen. for your suggestion, try to activate auto lock on the cell phone menu or set to ON.
3. Secure the cell phone - Always remember to secure the mobile phone using PIN on the SIM card. You need to secure your phone using a code lock and never inform someone else about the code.
4. Use the recommended battery - Always use the original battery or recommended battery from the dealer when you need replacement, it’s safer to use the original one. Don’t ever try to buy a new battery which is not recommended (not original) with the reason of the price is cheaper.
5. Clean the cell phone - Clean it regularly to keep it clean and shiny. You just need to wipe it every day or whenever it is dirty.
6. Cover the mobile phone - A good quality of cell phone case that fits properly or based on the type of the phone is the best way to protect it from dust. Always use cell phone case with air flow inside.
7. Screen protector phone - Use a screen protector to avoid scratch mark or line on your cell phone’s screen.
8. Placing the mobile phone - It is very important to place or keep the phone on a dry place. Don’t put it on wet surface or in humid place, avoiding from rain or any liquid. Place the phone in room temperature.
That's Tips From Technology Gadget, hope can make your phone more longer Life
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Mar 2, 2009
First Killzone 2 review lands
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Technology Gadget - Killzone 2 has snagged a perfect 5/5 score in the latest issue of the US Official PlayStation Magazine.
According to forum posts from those with early subs copies, the mag describes the game as "a powerful contender for the best game of 2009".
This beats Resistance 2, which got 80 (or 4/5 in the mag's new score system), and is one of only two PS3 exclusives (MGS 4 being the other) that has been awarded a perfect score in the magazine.
"The buddies alongside you in each battle have been expertly tuned to provide just enough cover and support to actively get your back on occasions, while never making it feel like they could achieve every objective alone," says the review.
"None of the circumstances, weapons you find, locations you visit, or frankly any of the details in the world feel arbitrary. The world is consistently realized in its unappealing flavour," is adds, according to this forum post.
In closing, the review concludes: "Without a doubt Killzone fans, action, and shooter fans of any stripe will instantly tag this sequel as a powerful contender for the best game of 2009."
Halfway through Killzone 2, you stand, hefty assault rifle smoking after another desperate, exhilarating firefight against Helghast forces. Your senses are frazzled by the big-budget visuals, mouth dry from the thunderous chaos of a brutal science-fiction war. As the last red-eyed foe falls, a palpable sense of overkill engulfs you. Your uphill struggle as a crack squad is exhausting and unrelenting. Bombastic and brilliant as it may be, Killzone 2 hurls you head first into pitched war and doesn’t let go for several hours.
At this point, it’s almost as if the game senses that it’s time to slow things down. You’ve seen the blockbuster warfare, as explosions tear across the battlefield; you’ve taken control of a gigantic tank and laid waste to enemy forces and you’ve realised, as thick, cloying dust clouds sweep across the foreground and ferocious lightning licks across the grim sky, that, yes, Killzone 2 sets a new visual benchmark for console first-person-shooters. You’ve taken it all in, it’s Guerrilla and Sony, after all those claims and controversy, saying "yes, we can."
But there’s more to Killzone 2 than a desire to batter the player into submission with whizz-bang pyrotechnics. And this welcome shift of pace at the halfway mark, where your grizzled Sergeant Tomas ‘Sev’ Sevchenko and Alpha squad-mate Master Sergeant Rico Velasquez break off from all-out warfare to embark on a covert mission, you realise that, thankfully, Killzone 2 is more than just realistic explosions and pretty particle effects.
That’s not to say those first hours are anything but a technically astonishing thrill-ride through alien territory. The hostile landscape of the enemies’ home-world, Helghan, steals the show from the moment you are set hurtling on a roller-coaster to hell on rather rickety looking skiffs. Splashing down on the planet, you are thrust straight into a gun battle. Your rifle is massive on the screen, the exaggerated depth of field narrowing your focus to the oncoming threat. Everything about Killzone 2 is huge and weighty, your movement slow and measured, as if you really are lugging around heavy weaponry and body armour. Every pull of the trigger shudders with kickback, so burst fire is essential to keep your aim on your target. Despite being a world of pure science-fiction, Killzone 2’s action is heavily geared towards realism and is all the better for it, offering highly-charged tactical warfare, where taking cover and picking your shots are paramount.
To aid you in your advance, Killzone 2 offers a first-person context-sensitive cover system. Simply hold the crouch button near a wall, or overturned vehicle and you will slam against it, then you can peer over and around it to pick off the Helghast with a well-placed head-shots. Dashing from cover to cover and advancing on enemy lines is an essential skill to learn, the Helghast attack in tight-knit squads and are very well-organised and very smart. Pepper them with bullets and they will dive for cover, if they catch you reloading they will rush your position. They will flank you and flush you out, reacting to each skirmish in a different way depending on how it transpires. These are no shooting gallery cardboard cutouts and their smarts and ferocity help add to a claustrophobic atmosphere, even in wide-open spaces, as you bed down beneath a crumbling wall, rifle fire spitting over your head.
It’s terrifically exciting stuff. And there’s no denying that so much of that is down to that astonishing graphical fidelity and technical excellence. The broader strokes of the caustic, hell-like planet are remarkable enough, with crumbling cities and crackling, bleak skies, but it’s the finer points that truly impress. That dust that seems to pass so innocuously blocks your scope, ruining that perfect shot. Helghast soldiers take a bullet to the leg, stumble and crash into a shelving unit, sending heavy gas canisters tumbling. Grenades are affected by a gust of wind, taken perilously off course. Every bit of that minutiae and attention to detail drags you further into Killzone’s world.
The same is true aurally. A superb orchestral soundtrack punctuates the action, lending even more thumping urgency to the task at hand. While gunfire is deliciously meaty, offering thundering echoes in enclosed spaces. A glorious assault on the eyes and ears, Killzone 2 is a glistening example of balls-out action and cinematic gaming.
It does, however, fall short in a few areas to leave classic status agonisingly out of reach. The story and script never rise above sci-fi cliché. Killzone 2 take place in the middle of a terrible galactic war between the ISA of Vekta and the soldiers of Helghan. The Helghast’s commander-in-chief, Scolar Visari, has captured some ISA warheads, but lacks the launch codes. While the ISA are landing down on Helghan to reclaim the missiles and deal a heavy blow to their foe’s war effort by capturing the dictator. The plot is mere framing to hurtle the action along, which is fine in itself. However, the disappointing thing is that Killzone has been afforded a rich and detailed back story. Suggestions that maybe the Helghast are not the sole cause of this war are brushed aside, the game portraying them as inhuman monsters. A little bit of greyness in the good vs. evil plot would have gone a long way.
Characterisation, too, is depressingly bland. Your squad of four are the kind of hackneyed, meat-headed marines that permeate the genre, while Sev himself is little more than a cipher, remaining quiet and sullen for the majority of the game. The Helghast fare better with their sinister masks, glowing red eyes and Nazi-esque uniforms, but are let down slightly by the bizarre decision to give them rasping, east London wide boy accents, like Darth Vader in an episode of EastEnders. There are shining lights in the Helghast ranks, however. The ruthless Colonel Radec makes for an excellent, if slightly comic-book, villain. While Scolar Visari is an impressive presence, a complex and persuasive character, majestically voiced by Brian Cox.
While for the most part the campaign is perfectly formed, there are some difficulty spikes that irritate, particularly on the higher difficulties, and the game never dares to leave its comfort zone. While that might stop Killzone 2 from being lauded in the same way as say, Half-Life 2, the endless pursuit of explosive perfection in what Killzone does best makes for a sharply focused and superbly paced campaign.
The online multiplayer is also expertly crafted. While the omission of the cover system in multiplayer modes makes the action faster and more straightforward than the main game’s strategic heft, you still need to keep your wits about you in most match-types, learning to approach your opponents and each objective in the right way. The main multiplayer mode, Warzone, can produce some epic skirmishes with dynamically changing objectives keeping everyone on their toes. There are few modes you haven’t seen before, but the way they are integrated into Warzone gives Killzone 2 an edge on many of its peers. As does the class system, which allows you to build on your multiplayer character the more you play. In that sense its similar to Call of Duty’s excellent perk system, but offers wider scope for customising your soldier.
Killzone 2 is not a revolution. It was never intended to be. However, it would be folly to disregard its importance, both to the PS3 and the console FPS. It’s a refinement of the genre, distilled to its purest and polished to a glittering shine. The phenomenal technical achievement, both visually and in AI, raises the bar for console games and, just maybe, suggests that all Sony’s claims for the ‘power of the PS3’ were more than just hot air and bluster after all.
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Radeon HD 4750 RV740 review

Technology Gadget - AMD’s first 40nm RV740 has been a key point of contention for the past months. Lots of users are really anxious to grasp more details of it. Now the follows at Guru3D has managed to got an engineering sample of Radeon HD 4750 based on RV740PRO, and given it a fast test.
As anticipated, ATI's 40nm RV740 graphics chip is indeed coming for mainstream soon. An engineering graphics card based on 40nm process RV740 was tested by Guru3D.com. The RV740 graphics chip will be RV730's successor and the graphics card might be slotted for mid-range segment.
Based on 40nm manufacturing process, Radeon HD 4750 features 640 stream processors (just as HD 4830), 32 texture memory units (TMUs) and 8 Render back-ends (it’s mistakenly marked as 16 Render back-ends in the chart). Though the memory interface has reduced to 128bit, the GDDR5 memory still ensures its memory clock of 3200MHz, while the core clock keeps at 650MHz.
Equipped with 3+1 phase power supply, 6pin connector and two CrossFireX bridge interconnect, Radeon HD 4750 ES is cooled by Zalman VF900-Cu with dual ball-bearing, copper heatpipies & fins, and a 80mm fan. This card is coming with dual-DVI and one S-Video connectors.
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