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With the Jack PC, the Computer's In the Wall!

cylonlover writes "The Jack PC from Chip PC Technologies offers a neat and novel thin-client desktop computing solution where the computer doesn't just plug into the wall, it is the plug in the wall. Running on power provided by the ethernet cable that also connects it to the data center server, the computer-in-a-wall-socket supports wireless connectivity, has dual display capabilities and runs on the RISC processor architecture."

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  1. Jack PC? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Funny

    Sounds like a computer that has the porn pre-downloaded.

    A great time saving feature!

  2. Re:Welcome... by MillionthMonkey · · Score: 5, Funny

    I don't know what's more pathetic- that three of ten commenters immediately remembered some random Slashdot story from 2006, or that I did.

  3. Re:Welcome... by mcgrew · · Score: 4, Funny

    Too bad they're not sold at the Wal mart in the mall. Then you could get a Wal Mart Mall Wall Wart.

  4. Re:New Features of Wall Socket Engineering by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    When it overheats due to heavy portscanning, it will spontaneously create a firewall. Problem solved.

  5. Re:The RISC processor architecture? by a_nonamiss · · Score: 3, Funny

    No, clearly it is you that doesn't understand that making chips out of RISC makes them faster. That has always made me wonder, why don't they just make all chips out of RISC. I mean, it's clearly better than whatever other stuff they make the other chips out of. 2.4 times better in fact.

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  6. Re:Old news. by Defenestrar · · Score: 4, Funny

    Or convention centers, church pulpits, wall mounted information displays, neo-classically designed retro-arcades, computer controlled entertainment centers, etc...

    You're certainly right in calling this in-wall mount a "niche" market though ;)