Small Footprint Computers
Robert Cliff writes "VIA's Mini-ITX based computers have been
covered in Slashdot before, but not by this
company. This product
is interesting because it is a SiS based, fanless 233 MHZ system measuring only
4.75 x 6.25 x 1.9 inches, and it can run off BOTH AC and DC. If you need something
larger / powerful, they have other
Mini-ITX based systems, which they claim is built "on same factory that
builds the cases for many high-end audio products". These guys seem to
be heavily promoting Linux."
"VIA's Mini-ITX based computers have been covered in Slashdot before, but not by this company."
Um, this company builds Mini-ITX computers or do they cover/review them?
Or is it Slashdot that builds them or this company that builds them?
Errr, um, I'm confused.
This article has nothing to do with the RIAA or SCO. What the fuck am I supposed to complain about in my comment?
Also, since I can't resist:
Imagine a beowulf cluster of these...on a BOOKCASE!
"The government of the United States is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion."
I don't think I would get near it if that gross hand comes with it.
Now I can have an answer to the age old question "Are you happy to see me or is that a computer in your pocket?"
That little guy has some potential, but that is quite possibly the cheesiest looking case I have ever seen. They should have at least put a blur filter on that picture - Sheesh! How about hitting the mold with a hammer a couple of times to knock the air bubbles out of the plastic, at least for the one you're going to use for the product shot!
666-607: 6th floor apartment of the beast
Phhsht. My toaster has a 533MHz processor, and it runs off of AC, DC _and_ chemical energy (aka toast ;)
"Victory means exit strategy, and it's important for the President to explain to us what the exit strategy is." G.W.Bush
The above post about power and tower size has no correlation to the size of my genitalia, ah who am I kidding....
In Soviet Rush, today's Tom Sawyer gets high on you.
(from the site)The MicroServer supports many x86 operating systems. This includes Windows 9x, Windows CE.NET, Windows XP embedded, GNU/Linux, BSD, and QNX.
This company is really RMS in disguise!
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He says AC and DC. I assume that means it needs an AC waveform superimposed over a DC bias. That seems obscure, but actually any phone jack will supply such a voltage. Therefore, I conclude that this system is powered by telephone dialtones.
Pack a music/video server into the mini-van and give the kids in the backseat two notebooks to play with on the way to the beach/mountains.
Jamie: "Mom, Jimmy crashed my Windows again!"
Jimmie: "heheheh"
try { do() || do_not(); } catch (JediException err) { yoda(err); }
Simple! They don't come in Beowulf clusters or run BSD by default!
mike.
Mmmm......sacrelicious.
At 1.90 inches that's either Robert Jordan or War and Peace.
As apposed to it coming a more attractive, yet equally severed, hand?
Blockwars: its multiplayer, try it.
"They do not preach that their god will rouse them, a little before the Nuts work loose." Kipling, 'The Sons of Martha'