The LED lamp is mainly to make up for the lack of optical drive Ultrabook originally deficiency was hoped to create a CD-ROM drive can be connected and easy to use, so the lack of built-in optical disc drive Ultrabook users can use this to read CD, DVD, CD.
The design of this product has two directions, one is to thin, the other is used on a table, do not carry to carry the go, to give more additional features, so LED lamps added functionality, and have anti-dazzle light, eye of the diffusion film, to help consumers use laptop or desktop machine work, can have a negative impact on vision does not light.
The concept is good, it uses LED chips arranged particles, not for efficient use of the direct type of lighting, but with laptops, LCD monitors, using side emitting a way to sort using pilot light version of the light guide out to the middle, coupled with the proliferation of anti-glare film to achieve good lighting effects, but also focus on U.S. and European markets have a dimming function, light and shade, reading or night mode. Lamp itself also has adjustable angle function.
In addition to adding a lamp outside Gigabyte also adds USB ports, you can help with other mobile phone or tablet device charging, or plug in the portable hard drive or portable flash memory disk, plus an SD card reader for easy laptop or desktop machine to read the audio and video data on the card. But I think this is only a desk machine to get it? Now laptops are almost a built-reader.
Further, also with the headphone, microphone holes. As for the machine to read the disc will not let lamp vibration? This and notebook computers, do not feel it, but there stands the weight can reduce this problem, you should have done damping treatment.
In fact, ah, this product can also be added if the wireless network, as well as increasing the Blu-ray player features, should be better, right? Look to the future development of more powerful.
Currently, this product has just published shortly Gigabyte, production and overseas sales will be realized before the end of 2013.
