Chinese website HKEPC has posted the first information on a new ATI integrated graphics chipset that has been showcased at Computex. The RS600 supports Core 2 Duo processors, DDR2 and DDR3 memory, and its graphics subsystem reportedly features a new graphics core twice as fast as the older Radeon Xpress 200. Support for Avivo-ATI's video processing engine-is also said to be included, along with support for High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection, which should enable high-definition playback of encrypted Blu-ray and HD-DVD media. HKEPC also reports that the RS600 chipset could support an HDMI output in the future, as well. ATI is expected to make the RS600 available between July and August, right in time for the expected desktop Core 2 Duo launch. (thanks TechReport)