Yes, it looks like the brains at ASRock have decided to slowly change the philosophy of the company. They will continue to target mainly the entry level market, while increasing their presence in the upper sector until the sales from high-end and performance motherboards reaches 30% of their sales.
Another consequence of this shift of general strategy will be a "slight" price rise for all their products. The intention is to stop being considered, above all, a cheap manufacturer. On the contrary, they want to sell a image of good price/quality ratio.
The starting point will be the 4Core1600P35-WiFi+ which, as you might have guessed, is based on Intel's P35 chipset, but will reach 1600 MHz FSB, nevertheless. To that end, and let's hope something more (with the aid of a specific overclocking program), the board gets solid capacitors.
Link: DigiTimes.
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