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Foxconn introduces Z75 series of motherboards in India - thinkdigit.com

Foxconn has launched Z75M-S and Z75A-S motherboards in India, which are compatible with the LGA1155 socket (both Ivy Bridge and Sandy Bridge), with the Intel Z75 chipset. The two motherboards support Intel DirectX 11 technology, along with 7.1 channel HD ...

Thunderbolt arrives on Asus/MSI motherboards - CRN Australia

Asus and MSI are the first vendors out the door with Thunderbolt-equipped PC motherboards. The Asus P8Z77-V Premium, Asus P8Z77-V Pro/Thunderbolt and MSI Z77A-GD80 all have the Intel I/O standard onboard; boasting a maximum bi-directional data transfer ...

Asus announce first certified Thunderbolt Z77 motherboard - The Inquirer

Last week MSI introduced what it claimed was the first desktop Thunderbolt motherboard, however Asus quickly followed suit ahead of the expected glut of Thunderbolt motherboards at Computex next month. While MSI might have been first out of the blocks ...

ASUS P8Z77-V PREMIUM motherboard adds Thunderbolt - SlashGear

Maybe some native support on motherboards will help move things along: ASUS has announced that the P8Z77-V PREMIUM will be the first motherboard certified by Intel to include Thunderbolt. ASUS and Intel both worked closely on the new motherboard.

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