Back to Computex, CEO of Bigfoot Networks, told us that his next major goal was to motherboards.
The company has already infused with his killer E2100 gaming network card in the GPU, and here at CES, it is officially announced three partnerships with major authorities of the board. MSI, ASUS and Gigabyte are all aboard, with the latest to offer a new line of G1-Killer mobos later this year. ASUS will be dishing out ROG Rampage III Black Edition (see above), which will be presented at the combined E2100 LAN / Audio called called Thunderbolt, but your guess is as good as ours when it comes to processor specifications and compatibility. Prices and registration information remains a mystery to the whole spectrum, but it’s almost a guarantee that we will see more of these links or in the coming months.
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