In the race to get a USB3 capable mini-ITX motherboard to market, Gigabyte has today announced the first entry into the arena - the GA-H55N-USB3.  Measuring a tiny 17cm x 17cm, this board is a stark contrast the the Gigabyte X58A-UD9 released last week.

Power and heat output are often issues which stride the minds of graphics card enthusiasts.  Sufficient cooling and a beefy power supply are often a prerequisite if one wishes to invest in NVIDIA’s latest Fermi offering.  So what happens when we catch word of a single slot graphics card containing a Fermi GPU?

HP has announced their latest notebook, which they claim is ideal for business users requiring mobile access to server-based, virtual PC or blade PC computing. Dubbed the 4320t Mobile Thin Client, the system features an Intel Celeron processor with preinstalled software aimed at the business user, all packaged in a sleek brushed aluminum chassis.

The 4320t runs Windows Embedded Standard 2009, as opposed to a traditional Windows OS. It also comes with a 2GB or 4GB solid state flash module as the primary storage. Performance won't be record setting but it should be faster than the last generation CULV laptops. It uses a Lynnfield-based Celeron P4500 running at 1.8GHz with 2MB L2, so it should be plenty fast for typical business workloads.