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    Can any HDX owners tell me what kind of 1394 chipset it uses?

    Discussion in 'HP' started by greyreap, Oct 1, 2008.

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    greyreap Notebook Consultant

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    I am trying to find out if the HDX offers a Texas Instruments 1394 chipset.

    Can someone do me a favor and go into the device manager and look under 1394 controllers and tell me what kind it has.

    (i.e. Ricoh OHCI Compliant... , Agere OHCI Compliant... , TI OHCI Compliant... , etc...)

    Thanks.
     
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    Which HDX are you referring to? There's 3 of them now.
     
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    Any one of them. I'm most interested in the HDX18, but I know nobody has one of those yet. I'm also assuming that whatever they've used in one they've used in all.

    Thanks
     
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    Not necessarily. The HDX 9000 was made by Inventec. The HDX16/18 appear to be made by Quanta. So best bet is to ask in the appropriate forum.

    In any event, on the HDX 9000, it's RICOH.
     
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    Yeah, I suppose it would depend on who the ODM is. Well, thanks for the info on the 9000.
     
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