Just getting back from my holiday and found a rather curious concept from motherboards producer DFI: the hybrid P45-ION-T2A2 packs two PCs onto one motherboard. How is that possible ?

The guys at TweakTown were invited at DFI HQs for an exclusive look at the “thing”. On the same board you can find an Intel Atom+Nvidia ION and a P45 chipset+a 775 Socket. According to DFI, this new approach “allows for two systems to run shared (KVM style) or fully independent of each other, on the one single board.”

Announced at a price-tag of $400, it remains to be seen how many fans this new concept will attract. Personally, I think there are far better options in this price range…

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