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MSI Preps Gaming & Entertainment Notebooks for CeBIT

Press Releases · Author krisko92 · March 3, 2009 · 2125 reads · ★★★★★ (5 votes)

With CeBIT set to open in Hannover, Germany, once more, MSI is now preparing its professional G (Gaming) and multimedia E (Entertainment) notebook series to deliver a world-class line-up at the show. All new gaming models have still the unique fiery red color scheme as the previous G series models, with red accents around the edges that symbolize the thrill of extreme speed. The brushed aluminium finish on the chassis further emphasizes its style. The MSI GT628 and GT725 are each equipped with a stand-alone high-end nVidia Geforce GTS 160M graphics card (with 1GB of DDR3 graphics memory) or an ATi Mobility Radeon HD 4850 graphics card (with 512MB of DDR3 graphics memory) to create awe-inspiring ultra-realistic visual effects. When gaming, this produces a smoother, more refined and more realistic high-quality 3D graphics so you can play without the delay. MSI's proprietary Cinema Pro technology can be activated with just one press of the dedicated Cinema Pro key. In Cinema Pro mode, the graphics become more detailed and the Dolby certified sub-woofer provides more vibrant sound effects! The high performance EX625 boasts the ATI HD 4670, currently the most advanced Discrete Graphics Card on the market. The 3D mark can crank out a score of 7600. The ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4670 (DDR3 512MB VRAM) is the leader in the new generation of Graphics card with more than twice the gaming power of the previous generation, reaching an optimal balance between multimedia performance, gaming power, and low power use. What’s more, it supports Microsoft DirectX® 10.1, the newest kid on the block. As to HD multimedia support, it utilizes AMD’s second generation Unified Video Decoder (UVD), greatly reducing the processor’s workload.

MSI подготвят гейминг & мултимедия лаптопи за CeBIT 2009 MSI подготвят гейминг & мултимедия лаптопи за CeBIT 2009