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10-10-2005
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Intel brand socket 478 board with built-in everything. Video, audio, LAN and four back-panel USB ports are all integrated and all work well with Linux 2.6 kernel. Features both parallel ATA and serial ATA connections. Boxed version has 3-year warranty and includes cable for SATA.
More info at: http://www.intel.com/products/mother...gvhz/index.htm
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Intel 478 P4 Celeron 865
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Intel 865V
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Parallel Serial USB Socket 478 Serial ATA
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