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HarddOCP
“ATI Technologies Inc. is squeezing longer life and more performance into today's notebook computers with the introduction of the new (ATI) Radeon® Xpress™ 1100 series of chipsets, supporting AMD's Turion™ 64 X2 mobile technology. The (ATI) Radeon Xpress 1100 series is built to deliver the ultimate mobile computing experience on the AMD platform, including industry-leading battery life, a 33 percent faster graphics core, and support for Microsoft Windows Vista. Whether for work or for play, the (ATI) Radeon Xpress 1100 series is designed to squeeze the maximum productivity and performance out of today's notebooks, while still resulting in ever thinner and lighter designs due to its power- and heat-efficient architecture.”
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Tom’s Hardware Guide Daily (TGDaily)
“ATI today announced the Xpress 1100 chipset, which is specifically targeted at notebooks equipped with the Turion 64 X2 processor. ATI claims that the new chipset consumes less power and 33% more graphics performance than the (ATI Radeon™) Xpress 200M series, which is used in single-core Turion 64-based mobile computers.”
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The Tech Report
“A quick look at the (ATI Radeon™) Xpress 1100 series spec sheet reveals Xpress 1100 and 1150 variants with integrated Radeon X300 graphics cores running at 300 MHz and 400 MHz, respectively. Both support DirectX 9 and Shader Model 2.0, and feature a HyperMemory implementation that allows for up to 128 MB of video memory. ”
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The Channel Register
“As expected, the chipset can control two parallel ATA peripherals and four SATA drives, with RAID 0 and 1 optional configurations. It will support up to seven PCI slots and four PCI Express x1 slots. It can handle eight USB ports. Sound support is limited to 7.1-channel AC'97.”
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Digitimes
“ATI Technologies on May 17 introduced its new (ATI) Radeon Xpress 1100 series of chipsets to support AMD's Turion 64 X2 mobile technology notebook processors. ATI stressed the graphics capabilities of the new chipsets, which include a faster graphics core and support for Microsoft Windows Vista graphics, while also indicating that the new chipsets are designed to extend notebook battery life.”
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Techtree News Staff
“Besides, the chipset has DDR2 support of up to 667 MHz and DirectX 9, which make it the ideal tool for media-intensive tasks such as digital content creation, viewing, and editing. Integrated video processing and acceleration makes DVD playback smooth, and the powerful graphics core easily handles the latest 3D games.”
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