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	Maximum3D - AOpen AK77-333 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		AOpen is one such company, going beyond the standard, and giving system builders solid performance along with the must-have options for tweaking and overclocking.
		AOpen has taken a jump into the future with the inclusion of USB 2.0 support on the AK77-333, although it is only available on headers 3 and 4.
		AOpen includes a single USB 1.1 bracket for header 2; users wishing to use the USB 2.0 headers will have to buy additional brackets.
	www.maximum3d.com /reviews/ak773331.htm (491 words)

	Technorati Tag: aopen
		Aopen Since 2001, we have specialized in mini PCs including a variety of Asus Pundit-R computer models and accessories.
		Aopen XC Cube EZ-661-T Mini PC / Barebone Systems 05 March Link02:51 amAdd comment At the rate everything is downsizing, i bet you my desktop is gonna...
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	www.technorati.com /tags/aopen (481 words)

	PCWorld.com - AOpen Shows Intel's Answer to the Mac Mini
		AOpen is showing off at the Computex trade show in Taipei a small desktop PC that closely resembles Apple Computer's Mac Mini except for the use of Microsoft's Windows operating system and Intel's Pentium M processor.
		The AOpen product, which is modeled on its XC Cube product line and is being shown at Intel's booth, is part of a larger effort backed by Intel to promote the use of the Pentium M processor in small PCs designed for living rooms and entertainment centers, an Intel spokesperson says.
		AOpen's existing XC Cube PCs are larger than the Mac Mini, but the company has been working on shrinking its Pentium M-based motherboards to enable smaller and smaller cube-sized PCs, AOpen executives said earlier this month.
	www.pcworld.com /resource/article/0,aid,121084,pg,1,RSS,RSS,00.asp (666 words)

	Review of the AOpen MX64 mainboard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		AOpen, a prominent manufacturer of computer equipment, rarely misses a chance to distinguish itself.
		This is the case with the AOpen MX64 motherboard, which employs the VIA Apollo Pro133A chipset, recently released by VIA.
		I would guess that there is some good logic behind this choice but I would tend to believe that the inclusion of one or two ISA slots, or at least an additional PCI slot, would have been a much better choice.
	active-hardware.com /english/reviews/mainboard/mx64.htm (375 words)

	AOpen Club Privacy README page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		AOpen Inc. respects your right to privacy and shares your concern about the security of any data you may submit to our website.
		Use of "Cookies" A "cookie" is a small file containing a string of characters that is sent to your computer when you visit AOpen website at the first time.
		AOpen only collects personal information about you if you voluntarily choose to share it with us.
	www.aopen.de /club/readme.htm (540 words)

	PCWorld.com - AOpen's Even Smaller Pentium M-Based Desktop Cube
		With the latest generation of Pentium 4 desktop processors from Intel capable of consuming up to 115 watts of power during peak operation, sophisticated and often noisy cooling fans are needed to prevent the inside of the PC from melting into an expensive pile of sludge.
		AOpen is selling a bare-bones version of the XC Cube Mini for $449 that comes without much of a PC's basic hardware.
		AOpen and other PC companies such as Shuttle have been selling so-called small form factor desktop PCs for some time.
	www.pcworld.com /resource/article/0,aid,120677,pg,1,RSS,RSS,00.asp (696 words)

	AOpen Showcases Mac Mini Clone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		AOpen introduced a Pentium M-based mini PC, codenamed Pandora, at Computex 2005, with the small-form-factor (SFF) PC matching the Apple Mac mini in size, performance and price.
		AOpen scored desktop power in a small case by endowing it with the Pentium M processor running at 1.3GHz or 1.6GHz normally found in notebooks (less power consumption, less fans, less bulk).
		Aopen's mini PC offers a built-in DVD-RW and 2.5-inch hard drive.
	www.cdrinfo.com /Sections/News/Details.aspx?NewsId=13972 (411 words)

	News Release System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		AOpen, a member company of the world’s leading IT products supplier Acer Group, drops one of its blockbusters – Mini PC -- at Computex Taipei 2005.
		AOpen’s Mini PC is powered by Intel Pentium M processors with built-in DVD-RW and 2.5-inch hard drive.
		AOpen ranks as one of the top computer solutions and components suppliers in the world, offering mini PCs, XC Cube, micro barebone systems, notebook PCs, PC motherboards, LCD display monitors, VGA/multimedia cards, keyboards, laser and negative ion mice, optical storage devices, and a full range of computer components.
	club.aopen.com.tw /news/News_ShowAnswer.aspx?RecNo=8387&Language=English (809 words)

	Engadget
		Well, AOpen has redesigned the mini PC (or actually designed it for the first time, if you believe the first one was a direct Mac rip), and will be showing off the new version at CeBIT.
		While Apple and AOpen target the low end or entry level market with their mini offerings, SFFTech found the Mac mini to be a better choice for beginners or the "less technologically inclined." No surprise there.
		AOpen will be putting out fully-configured consumer models, but will also offer a bare bones version for the user who wants to build their own — that'll come in at $449.
	www.engadget.com /search/?q=aopen (1927 words)

	AOPEN AK79G Max (1)
		AOPEN AK79G Max is what we have got and it is based on the nForce2 GT+MCP-T chipsets.
		AOpen developed a new useful WinBIOS utility, which is a Windows-based utility and can be executed exclusively on AOpen motherboards that is compatible with the Windows 2000/XP operating systems.
		AOpen "considerate design" also helps to prevent wrong settings caused by misunderstanding of the languages.
	www.ocworkbench.com /2003/aopen/ak79gmax/ak79gmax-1.htm (421 words)

	AnandTech: Motherboard Section
		AOpen delivers a well-priced Athlon 64 board with uncommonly good tweaking adjustments, a great selection of features, and the options to deliver blistering performance.
		AOpen is at it again, attempting to produce the most stable, well manufactured, fully featured motherboard on the market.
		When AOpen announced a VIA 133A board, we couldn't wait for it to arrive in the lab.
	www.anandtech.com /mb/default.aspx?manu=11&topicid=2&manukey=AOpen (887 words)

	accelenation.com
		AOpen has been a pioneer of the mainboard markets and has created a solid reputation of building reliable, high quality and stable motherboards.
		Furthermore, AOpen outfits the board with a Serial ATA controller which allows for future upgrade potential to the newer Serial ATA drives with a bandwidth of 150 Megabytes/second.
		Overall the performance of the AOpen AX4GE MAX is excellent, however, with performance differences between each board varying by such a small degree, performance differences between boards equipped with the same chipset shouldn't be as an important deciding factor as features and stability.
	accelenation.com /?ac.id.188.1 (1061 words)

	BlueSmoke - Review : AOpen AK73 Pro (A)
		AOpen is no stranger to the computer peripherals market, with their impressive and widely acclaimed line-up of products in numerous categories.
		Having had an excellent experience with their optical storage products, we were eager to see firsthand just how good AOpen's motherboards are.
		AOpen was late for the KT133 bout, but it hopes to make up for that with its timely KT133A entry.
	www.bluesmoke.net /viewArticle.cgi?id=r19 (154 words)

	[H] Enthusiast - AOpen AK86-L
		With over 20 years of design and manufacturing experience, the PC component of Wistron Group, AOpen takes a hands-on approach to motherboards and controls every aspect from the drawing board to the finished product.
		AOpen has created a name for itself by offering such feature-rich options as the WatchDog ABS to prevent BIOS lock during overclocking parties and the SilentTek Noise Reduction Technology to control fan noise during low-temperature operations to name two.
		AOpen chose to put the ATX-12V connector in close proximity to the ATX power connector as, I think, should always be the case.
	www.hardocp.com /article.html?art=NTk2 (1183 words)

	Review: AOpen H600A midi-tower PC case
		Pick them up, though, and the difference is obvious enough; the AOpen is the weight you expect an empty computer case to be (9.1 kilograms, or 20 pounds, without PSU), while the aluminium Lian Li is 3.2 kilograms lighter.
		AOpen wire the H600A USB connectors to a semi-standard connector that you can plug into many motherboards which support extra USB ports, including of course various AOpen boards.
		But the AOpen product is less than half the price of the funky aluminium pretty-boy, and it doesn't have a silver and/or fl front panel that looks crummy with ordinary beige drives installed in it.
	www.dansdata.com /h600a.htm (2259 words)

	AOpen AK79G MAX nForce2-GT Motherboard Review - PCStats.com
		AOpen are one of the larger component manufacturers in the industry, also producing a vast array of peripherals like keyboards and even computer cases.
		By aiming for the APU and codec approach on the Aopen Ak79G Max we have the best of both worlds - each chip handles what it is best at, and no extraneous load is imparted on the processor.
		Thankfully for you, Aopen have implemented some custom circuitry to prevent damage to the motherboard and chipsets in the event a misguided person installs a 3.3v AGP 2X card in the universal AGP socket.
	www.pcstats.com /articleview.cfm?articleID=1365 (1237 words)

	Overclocker Cafe - AOpen EZ65's new looks and perspective
		Several months ago we posted our review of the AOpen XC Cube EZ65 barebones system.
		AOpen has since added two more very aesthetically pleasing options; the first is "Yuppie Silver" and the second is "Sporty Black." Today I want to take an opportunity to show you what these two new EZ65 case designs look like in addition to exploring what we were unable to do in our original review.
		I feel this really needs to be revisited because we recently discovered that the original EZ65 we tested could bang right at 275MHz (though not stable.) With this in mind, the AOpen looks like it may have more potential than we originally realized.
	www.overclockercafe.com /Reviews/cases/AOpen_EZ65 (442 words)

	Motherboard: AOpen AX4SPE Max Review :: Introduction :: Motherboards.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		AOpen has been manufacturing PC components for almost twenty years now as they were established in Dec 1996 by Simon Lin and with that experience under their belt they have refined the way they make and sell products.
		From the first I was interested in what AOpen had up their sleeves and when they contacted us for a review I was game from the onset especially since they claimed it had an abundance of features not found on many other boards.
		What separates an Editors choice board from another board of the same genre are the features and AOpen threw in as much gizmo and gadgetry as could be possible on an Intel 865PE chipset board without reinventing the wheel, making it a very solid and well rounded motherboard for the consumer.
	www.motherboards.org /articlesd/motherboard-reviews/1264_1.html (340 words)

	AOpen's Pandora Mac mini clone opens box of legal trouble - Engadget
		THe amazing thing is that AOpen had 4.5 months to copy and they still couldn't get it as sexy as a Mac...
		AOpen won't be the last PC manufacturer that tries to match the mini.
		AOPEN and Shuttle have had led the mini case market for quite sometime.
	www.engadget.com /2005/05/31/aopens-pandora-mac-mini-clone-opens-box-of-legal-trouble (3643 words)

	News Release System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Although AOpen XC REC6 is also designed for providing digital home entertainment, the look-and-feel of XC REC6 is totally different from that of AOpen Media Center Server. The stylish and super slim XC REC6 is only 6.9 cm (2.72”) in height, making it ideal for sitting room.
		AOpen XC REC6 is designed to be driven by Intel Pentium M processors, which consume less electric power, generate less heat, and run quietly.
		AOpen's i915GMm-HFS motherboard garners a positive magazine review in the U.K. French web site reports: 'AOpen Mini PC is extremely flat and very well designed'
	club.aopen.com.tw /news/News_ShowAnswer.aspx?RecNo=8383&Language=English (743 words)

	Overclocker Cafe - AOpen A600
		But the first P4 motherboard I ever got my hands on was made by AOpen and to be honest I never realized that AOpen made cases, and certainly not aluminum ones.
		So when the powers that be, informed me that I'd be getting my hands on an aluminum case from AOpen, I'll have to admit I was quite surprised.
		Before we begin, I'd like to thank AOpen for the opportunity, especially since it's a first for me. And now, ladies and gentlemen, I present you with the AOpen A600 midtower case.
	www.overclockercafe.com /Reviews/cases/AOpen_A600 (468 words)

	ioCombo.com: Aopen HP-520 (90.18I12.520 - New in Retail Box) Headset/Light-Weight PC Stereo Headphones - Cyber Outlet ...
		AOpen warrants all (non-networking) products purchased from any AOpen authorized reseller as free from defects in material and workmanship for normal use by the original purchaser for one year.
		Subject to the conditions and limitations set forth below, your AOpen authorized reseller will, at his or her sole discretion, either repair or replace any part of this product that proves defective by reason of improper workmanship or materials, during the warranty period.
		AOpen is not responsible for damage to or loss of any programs, data, or removable storage media.
	www.iocombo.com /product/showproduct.php?productid=09IO (965 words)

	Mac mini's twin runs Windows
		Details are still sketchy, but Aopen claim it will be 'cheaper that the Mac mini' (or, alternatively 'under $600' – the exact figure depends on who you talk to at Aopen).
		Aopen plan to sell Pandora under their own brand name, but are also open to offers from OEM customers, said Ken Cheng, the product manager at Aopen who oversaw its development.
		If Aopen really can get the price as low as they claim (a very difficult task, when things like the $70 OEM price for MS Windows XP are factored in), this could be a hot seller come Xmas time.
	www.theinquirer.net /?article=23631 (408 words)

	AOpen Prima Power AO700-12ALN 700W Power Supply Review - PCStats.com
		The AOpen Prima Power AO700-12ALN is a standard ATX sized PSU, and not noticeably heavier than an equivalent PSU in the 350W-500W range either.
		According to AOpen as the temperature inside the PSU rises, the Prima Power AO700-12ALN's maximum power output is lowered by 3W per degree Celsius and the PSU has a maximum internal temperature of 50 degrees Celsius.
		That means the AOpen PSU does not have the 115/230V switch on the back and will work anywhere in the world right out of the box.
	www.pcstats.com /articleview.cfm?articleID=1841 (768 words)

	AOpen CRW2040 CD-RW - Printer Friendly version (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		AOpen products may not always be the leaders of the CD-authoring race, but they are surely popular among the users for their good performance and nice prices.
		The AOpen may be the faster recorder with Ricoh 74min 24x certified media, but it also produces high error rates during recording.
		AOpen's 20x writing proposal seems very interesting, since it includes all the latest technologies that will not only avoid buffer underruns but also ensure optimum writing quality.
	www.digitaldrives.com /Sections/Reviews/Print.aspx?ArticleId=6070 (2849 words)

	Aopen ships Mac mini clone \| TG Daily (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		We would not go as far as describing Aopen's miniPC as evidence for the firm's "strong RandD capability" and demonstration of the company's "leading product development expertise." After all, we are talking about a device that hardly can be described as innovative, as it takes virtually all design clues from Apple's Mac mini.
		Aopen's pricing, however, is more a general guidance and it remains to be seen, if and how many such devices will be available on the market.
		According to the company, the computer will be available in the United States via Aopen's partners in "early November." To our knowledge, performance PC maker VoodooPC is currently the only company that has picked up Aopen's design but, according to the firm's president Rahul Sood, has heavily modified the PC under the hood.
	www.tgdaily.com /2005/11/01/aopen_minipc (697 words)

	[H] Enthusiast - AOpen AX4PE MAX
		This is AOpen’s latest foray in to the high end Intel i845PE chipset world.
		AOpen has been a manufacturer of PC components for over 20 years, but hasn't really broken into the enthusiast market, being more known as the staple of Mom and Pop computer stores.
		It is obvious of late that they have been making a concerted effort to obtain their own chunk of the enthusiast market.
	www.hardocp.com /article.html?art=NDM1 (1195 words)

	Techware Labs - Reviews - AOpen AX4SG Max i865G
		AOpen chipset heatsink located at the middle of the motherboard.
		AOpen feature low equivalent series resistance capacitors to enhance stability of performance.
		AOpen also uses capacitors that hold twice as much capacitance as most normal motherboard capacitors, thus further increasing stability for CPU power.
	www.techwarelabs.com /reviews/motherboard/aopen_ax4sg (330 words)

	Legit Reviews - AOpen's Pandora Box Makes it to the Market (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		When we first heard of AOpen's upcoming Pandora small form factor system at Computex 2005, we thought that it was nothing more than a lawsuit waiting to happen.
		Driver CD Windows XP Since AOpen does not sell products directly to consumers it is up to their partners as to how it will be configured.
		AOpen is going to offer the Pandora in both Windows and Linux configurations, which is a good move as it helps lower the price points.
	www.legitreviews.com /article.php?aid=249 (515 words)

	Review of the AOpen AX4PE Max 845PE socket 478 DDR333
		The AOpen product-line is a vast and evolving creature, forever expanding and improving on its list of goodies.
		We've always said that AOpen boards had a well deserved reputation for features and innovation, and the AX4PE Max definitely seems intent on preserving that tradition.
		The AOpen AX4PE Max is devoid of any jumpers that relate to the CPU.
	active-hardware.com /english/reviews/mainboard/ax4pe.htm (523 words)

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