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So the ABIT Company is now with big notifications that I have seen for the past year or so, ABIT is now closing down for good. So in the mark that they have something to do in the new Core 7i series they were about the unveil and then produce their own X58 chipset form Intel but with such company Jargon they have quit the electronics and computing industry for good, In probably in the other forms of industry, the use of the electronic picture frame that you have in a computerised form like in a slide show but having to show off the pictures you have rather than having to buy multiple frames to hold about a stationary image, (have no Idea how I started from that) but ABIT has some other company Agendas to look forward to and the move away of the computer components industry is just another executive to do list for many things they want to make profit in.
Yes folks if you didn’t read the first paragraph of what I said, ABIT is closing its doors on the electronics more on the computer motherboards industry, because of problems facing in the global market recession in every doorstep and also a limited supply of other companies to merge with the ABIT with enough money to sustain both of this company and the other company they have merged, so the limited supply of money from the company and profiteering in the computer especially the motherboard industry is gone low these day with people mostly preferring the Gigabyte and the ASUS alternative or their AMD and Intel motherboard chipsets.
A few years ago now, ABIT started its shocking fall from the top. Its management were excused and charged for bad financial practices, key staff walked away from the company, engineers jumped shipped – ABIT, as we knew it, would never to be the same as it once were.
Fast forward to this year and ABIT were left with a single product line to try and keep the company from collapsing – digital picture frames with the ability to print. They didn’t work out as planned, there were rumors of ABIT re-entering the graphics card market once again, but those rumors didn’t eventuate.
Computer enthusiasts join me in bidding farewell to the once mighty strong ABIT – they are going to close the company once and for all on December 31st. At Computex Taipei 2008 trade show Abit demonstrated FunFab digital photo frame with integrated printer as well as a mobile Internet device (MID). In addition, the company also demonstrated a series of new main boards and put a lot of hopes on platforms based on Intel P45 core-logic. But now it is all gone with all those economy down down with most of the other mostly profiteering form the demise of the ABIT Company.