  We investigate the noncommutative effect on the non-Gaussianities of
primordial cosmological perturbation. In the lowest order of string length and
slow-roll parameter, we find that in the models with small speed of sound the
noncommutative modifications could be observable if assuming a relatively low
string scale. In particular, the dominant modification of non-Gaussianity
estimator f_{NL} could reach O(1) in DBI inflation and K-inflation. The
corrections are sensitive to the speed of sound and the choice of string length
scale. Moreover the shapes of the corrected non-Gaussianities are distinct from
that of ordinary ones.
