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合利科技推出移动式英特尔® 945GM 高性能车载电脑

汽车电子化的进程使得人们对车载电脑的需求越来越大，市场需要性能更先进、功能更丰富，品质更可靠的车载电脑产品。

    经过严格的测试和比较，深圳市鑫合利科技有限公司(以下简称合利科技)决定采用英特尔® 945GM  芯片组作为其车载电脑的平台，因为该平台不仅技术非常成熟，具有高性能、低功耗的特点，而且英特尔® 有完备的对嵌入式应用的技术支持。

    通过应用移动式英特尔 945GM  高速芯片组技术，合利科技目前可以提供性能强大、功能丰富、简单易用、运行稳定、高度集成和扩充性强的车载电脑，从而满足车载电脑市场的多样化需求。

稳定性强、可靠性高、功能丰富、引领未来

    合利科技成立于 2003 年，是一家致力于车载系统，嵌入式系统等领域的厂商，与国内外知名的厂商具有良好的战略合作关系。在车载电脑以及嵌入式系统领域具有丰富的经验和优势，并为推动中国国内车载电脑的产业化不遗余力。

     当今的社会已经进入了信息网络时代，人们希望汽车不仅仅是一种代步工具，更希望汽车是生活及工作范围的一种延伸，电脑技术的高速发展使得这一切成为可能。因此，很多人在购买车之后经常 DIY (自己动手制作)，来安装一些功能简单的自制车载电脑。

    然而，在汽车这种特殊的使用环境下，譬如：高度的移动性、空间的限制、供电状况等等因素，使得这些非专业的 DIY 车载电脑大都抗震性能较弱、体积较大、运行不稳定。

    意识到这些需求之后，合利科技决定采用基于英特尔® 芯片组和处理器的解决方案来满足这些需求。

成功举措

    移动式英特尔 945GM 芯片组和 DOTHAN 核心的英特尔® 奔腾® M处理器技术，是合利科技开发其车载电脑的核心技术。

    合利科技自主研发的多功能模块和基于移动式英特尔 945GM 芯片组的主板无缝集成在一起，提供功放、收音、GPRS/CDMA等无线上网、GPS等功能。

    合利科技自主开发的智能电源系统以及电子硬盘的使用，保证了车载电脑的稳定运行。

    移动式英特尔 945GM 芯片组采用了英特尔® 图形媒体加速器 (GMA) 900，具备出色的显卡性能和可扩充性，支持 DirectX* 9 硬件加速和出色的3D性能，并且支持双独立显示。

    移动式英特尔 945GM 芯片组集成高速 USB 2.0，可同时支持 8 个 USB 2.0 外设，为合利科技车载电脑预留了丰富的扩充空间。

    英特尔奔腾M 处理器提供更快的运算性能。

移动式英特尔® 945GM高速芯片组为合利科技提供全新产品

    合利科技一直和英特尔保持着紧密的合作，有着丰富的基于英特尔技术的开发经验积淀，移动式英特尔 945GM 高速芯片组和高性能英特尔奔腾M 处理器的结合，使得合利科技能够设计并制造出体积小巧、运行稳定、功能丰富、性能强大的车载电脑。

     移动式英特尔 945GM 高速芯片组高度集成，因此可以设计制造出体积更小的主板，这样，我们就可以把我们研发的车载电脑安装在汽车中控室，不仅有效节约了汽车的空间，而且功耗低、发热量小，在密闭的中控室也能稳定的运行。

    电源是整个车载电脑的重心，由于汽车供电不稳定，汽车在启动或加速时，都会对主板的电源产生冲击，如果主板对电源的承受能力弱，则很容易出现死机和运行不稳定等情况。

    车载电脑作为汽车的智能工具和娱乐中心，合利科技为其配备了GPS导航、GPRS/CDMA 等无线上网模块并支持多种视频音频文件的播放，同时，移动式英特尔 945GM 高速芯片组集成的 GMA900 显卡支持双独立显示，可以为车载电脑配备第二个显示屏分担不同的显示需求。例如：汽车在拨到倒车档位时，主显示屏即可自动切换到车后的图像状况，而第二个显示屏播放的影音文件则丝毫不受影响。

    “不仅如此，在英特尔的帮助下，合利科技还为该车载电脑平台开发并提供丰富的SDK，以便交警系统、物流行业、客运行业、环保系统等各行业和自己的系统相结合并开发出相应的应用”

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Former spokesman bashes Bush in new book

WASHINGTON -- In a shocking turnabout, the press secretary most known for defending President Bush on Iraq, Katrina and a host of other controversial issues produced a memoir damning of his old boss on nearly every level -- from too much secrecy to a less-than-honest selling of the war to a lack of personal candor and an unwillingness to admit mistakes.

In the first major insider account of the Bush White House, onetime spokesman Scott McClellan calls the operation "insular, secretive and combative" and says it veered irretrievably offcourse as a result.

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The White House responded angrily Wednesday to McClellan's confessional memoir, calling it self-serving sour grapes.

"Scott, we now know, is disgruntled about his experience at the White House," said current White House press secretary Dana Perino, a former deputy to McClellan. "We are puzzled. It is sad. This is not the Scott we knew."

McClellan was the White House press secretary from May 2003 to April 2006, the second of four so far in Bush's presidency.

He reveals that he was pushed to leave earlier than he had planned, and he displays some bitterness about that as well as about being sometimes kept out of the loop on key decision-making sessions.

He excludes himself from major involvement in some of what he calls the administration's biggest blunders, for instance the decision to go to war and the initial campaign to sell that decision to the American people. But he doesn't spare himself entirely, saying, "I fell far short of living up to the kind of public servant I wanted to be.

He includes criticism for the reporters whose questions he fielded. The news media, he says, were "complicit enablers" for focusing more on "covering the march to war instead of the necessity of war."

And McClellan issues this disclaimer about Bush: "I do not believe he or his White House deliberately or consciously sought to deceive the American people."

But most everything else he writes comes awfully close to making just this assertion, all the more stunning coming from someone who had been one of the longest-serving band of loyalists to come to Washington with Bush from Texas.

The heart of the book concerns Bush's decision to go to war in Iraq, a determination McClellan says the president had made by early 2002 -- at least a full year before the invasion -- if not even earlier.

"He signed off on a strategy for selling the war that was less than candid and honest," McClellan writes in "What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception." The book is to go on sale June 1.

McClellan says Bush's main reason for war always was "an ambitious and idealistic post-9/11 vision of transforming the Middle East through the spread of freedom." But Bush and his advisers made "a marketing choice" to downplay this rationale in favor of one focused on increasingly trumped-up portrayals of the threat posed by the weapons of mass destruction.

During the "political propaganda campaign to sell the war to the American people," Bush and his team tried to make the "WMD threat and the Iraqi connection to terrorism appear just a little more certain, a little less questionable than they were." Something else was downplayed as well, McClellan says: any discussion of "the possible unpleasant consequences of war -- casualties, economic effects, geopolitical risks, diplomatic repercussions."

In Bush's second term, as news from Iraq grew worse, McClellan says the president was "insulated from the reality of events on the ground and consequently began falling into the trap of believing his own spin."

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All of this was a "serious strategic blunder" that sent Bush's presidency "terribly off course."

"The Iraq war was not necessary," McClellan concludes.

McClellan draws a portrait of Bush as possessing "personal charm, wit and enormous political skill." He says Bush's administration early on possessed "seeds of greatness."

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