Isaiah's Tech

Apparently, the ASRock ION 330 nettop is now on sale in the US and I'm pretty sure a lot of people didn't notice. It's actually a decent overall nettop. It has: an Intel Dual-Core Atom 1.6GHz N330 CPU, the Nvidia Ion chipset, 2GB of RAM, Ethernet, a 320GB HDD, six USB 2.0 ports, a VGA / HDMI / Optical S/PDIF port, standard audio ports, and a DVD-RW Super Multi drive.

You'll be able to pack 4GB of RAM into this sucker and you'll be able to play 1080p video, thanks to its Ion graphics. A Blu-ray model is expected to be available soon, so maybe you'll want to wait for that. It's now available for $380 USD on NewEgg and $350 on SuperBiiz.com; you can always check it out on ASRock's official website though.

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You may or may not remember JVC's extremely thin LCD HDTV, but it was shown off at CES (here) and CEDIA (here). This LT-32WX50 TV is just 7.8mm thick and we wouldn't spite you for confusing it with an OLED TV because it's just so thin. But, this TV is actually an LED side-lit display. This TV reportedly has: 3 HDMI ports, a 20w sound system, 100Hz CMDIII technology, and PC / component inputs; this TV also covers 90% of the Adobe RGB colour space. I'm sure you're interested and now you want to know when and how much it will launch for, right? Well, pull out the wallets because this TV will reportedly be available sometime next month (September) for a heart-pounding £1,700 ($2,806 USD).

JVC has also mentioned that they're planning to ship out a 42-inch model of this TV next year and a 50-inch model could be available in the future as well. However, these TVs won't be as thin as the 32-inch model, but I'm sure we'll all be okay.

[Tech Radar]