Asus iPanel Deluxe

Description: Model ID iPanel Deluxe / ASUS iPanel Deluxe - Expansion base / ASUS - Innovative Solutions for a Limitless Tomorrow. ASUS is devoted to ... more

Asus iPanel Deluxe ... providing leading edge technologies, and best value solutions of the highest quality to all its customers. ASUS is the world's leading manufacturer of high quality motherboards, notebooks, VGA cards, servers, broadband modems, and optical storage devices. ASUS provides innovative technology solutions to consumer, corporate and top-tier OEM customers.

iPanel family gives you an easy connection and a One-Touch management! The iPanel Deluxe has 2 USB ports, 1 optional IrDA, system status detection feature and a display that shows you the temperature, voltage, startup diagnostics statistics and system working frequency. There is also a system fan rotation display. More than that, user-configurable hot keys allow you to operate the iPanel with great easiness.

Newest Review: ... from what the i-Panel offers, direct readouts and access to front connectors. Also the use of a COM-connector nowadays is ... more

... very questionable. Most people find this serial port connector on the i-Panel Deluxe ugly, so maybe they should look for some other cool gadget to plug into this port. I also see little to no use for the four direct access buttons, as these functions are easily found on today's multimedia keyboards and often through more comfortably located and shaped buttons since the ones on the i-Panel are really tiny. Having two extra USB-ports at the front can be nice but that was mostly an asset in the era when PC cases didn't hav...more

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Asus iPanel Deluxe: This panel has a lack of X-factor (1850 words)
by - written on 13/09/05 (Very useful, 2278 readings)
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INTRODUCTION When in 1996 I started really getting back into computer hardware the first PC I bought secondhand had in its front cover a snazzy LCD panel indicating processor speed. Because in the 1990s Cyrix (a now defunct CPU manufacturer) managed to gain worldwide acclaim by being able to run its Intel 486 type processor clone, called 486DX at a speed of a whopping 40Mhz, while the other 486-type processors of the day only ran at a measly 33Mhz (!). This was called the TURBO function and this top turbospeed could be proudly displayed on the said panel if the turbo button was pushed. So all this allowed to show off that you had a really fast PC. This is ... Read the complete review

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