The guys at Anandtech have been hard at work all weekend to give everyone a quick look at what looks to be a great improvement in AMD's chipset lineup. The SB750 will be out on new 790FX & 790GX boards this week, so look for the reviews tomorrow. I know I've been waiting for these chips to be launched all month this month & can't wait for them to hit retail. Needless to say, their preliminary OC results look very, very promising.

"In fact, there are so many changes that we will be back tomorrow with a full review of this new SouthBridge, the technology behind it, and an in-depth look at AOD version 2.1.2. Also, we will provide performance results from a few different Phenom processors to indicate what works well and what does not when utilizing ACC."

Centrino 2 news is all around us today, & you can take your pick on where to get your launch coverage: DigiTimes, eWeek, the Inquirer, & TGDaily have intro pieces up. Further, DigiTimes has a bit on when to expect WiMAX to be fully integrated into the platform, & eWeek says that laptop vendors are already launching models based on the new platform.

Then there are the technology previews:

HotHardware
Anandtech
PCPerspective
Hexus
RegHardware
LegitReviews

Was this another case of AMD moving up the NDA date & not telling anyone about it? Sites all over the intarwebs are posting their previews of the loud, hot, power-hungry R700 today. I'll post 'em as I find 'em.

Anandtech
PCPerspective
Hexus
the TechReport
the [H]
LegitReviews
DriverHeaven
ExtremeTech

Rob over at TechGage has a good 3-page write up on the newly announced Radeon All-inWonder HD. It's the first AiW card we've seen out of ATi in quite a while now, & it definitely doesn't look like it will disappoint AiW fans.

"ATI's All-In-Wonder cards might have been killed off in 2006, but they are being brought back to life now in the form of the All-In-Wonder HD. The new card is based on the Radeon HD 3650, offers all of the benefits of the TV Wonder series and is priced at $199."