This new product is called KX7-333. I have to stress that since ABIT didn’t have the time to design another KT333 based mainboard anew, KX7-333 is built on the PCB borrowed from VIA KT266A solution, i.e. KR7A-133. This way the features of KX7-333 are absolutely the same as those of the predecessor.
Here they are: Socket A, 4 DDR DIMM slots for PC1600/PC2100/PC2700 DDR SDRAM, integrated ATA-133 RAID controller (HPT372), AGP 4x, 6 PCI slots, 4 USB 1.1 ports.
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