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Intel says the GS45 chipset provides support for dual independent displays, with hardware decoding of HD video, and can output to VGA, LVDS, DVI, HDMI, and DisplayPort devices. A dual-channel memory controller allows use of non-ECC, 667/800MHz DDR2 RAM or 800/1066MHz DDR3 RAM, the company adds.
According to Intel, the GS45 chipset supports the following 45nm CPUs:
The Conga-CS45 has three SATA connectors with RAID support, according to Congatec. The device also offers optional support for Intel Active Management Technology (AMT) 4.0, which enables remote control of the device via Ethernet before an operating system is started, the company adds.
Congatec did not provide a data sheet or further specifications for the Conga-CS45. In addition to the SDVO, DVI, HDMI, and DisplayPort graphics interfaces cited by the company, however, the device presumably joins the earlier Conga-BM45 in providing facilities such as PCI Express and PCI Express Graphic expansion, plus multiple USB 2.0 ports.
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Congatec did not cite operating system support for the Conga-CS45, but the earlier Conga-BM45 was said to be compatible with Windows XP Embedded, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows CE 6.0, Linux, and QNX. Sampling now, the module will go into mass production in January, when it will be priced at 370 Euros (about $558) in single quantities.