SiS to present Windows Vista Ready Chipsets at CeBIT 2007

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At CeBIT this year, SiS will introduce its full product line of chipsets for powering Windows Vista.

SiS, as a pioneering chipset innovator, announced that it will unveil the most advanced chipsets supporting Windows Vista at CeBIT 2007.

The SiS672FX series, SiS671FX series, and SiS771 series chipsets are SiS special innovations. They are designed for optimum compatibility with Windows Vista, and support mobile PCs and desktop PCs platforms. All of these chipsets have received certification from Microsoft. At CeBIT this year, SiS will introduce its full product line of chipsets for powering Windows Vista.

For Intel platform, SiS presents SiS672FX, SiS672, SiSM672MX, SiS671FX, SiS671, SiS671DX, and SiSM671MX chipsets; for AMD platform, SiS unveils the SiS771 chipset. Visitors can personally experience the impressive and excellent performance of systems provided by SiS chipsets at the worlds largest IT trade fair. With SiS high-end Mirage 3+ graphics engine, high quality digital entertainment experiences can be explored thoroughly. Customers will be a

ble to enjoy TV shows, movies, photos, games, and more on either Intel or AMD platforms.

In order to present the high performance systems that adopt the latest SiS Windows Vista ready chipsets, this year, SiS set up a flagship section to live demo its star products. Furthermore, NB live-demo section and static motherboard section will also be highlighted in this exhibition.

In the live-demo section, the SiS672FX/SiS968, SiS672/SiS968, and SiSM672MX/SiS968 chipsets for Intel platforms will be on display; also, the SiS771/SiS968 chipsets for AMD platform will be presented. All of the platforms will be running Windows Vista.

With SiS Mirage3+ graphics engine, the SiS672FX, SiS672, SiSM672MX, and SiS771 chipsets support DirectX9. Also, the Mirage3+ graphics engine is integrated with Pixel Shader 2.0, Texture Pipelines, Texture Filtering and Cubic Mapping Technologies to enhance the performance of the 2D and 3D graphics.

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