CompuLab's "World's Smallest" PCs Finally Available

[slcseas3]

This will make a fantastic carputer.

 

[c_herring]

[citation][nom]Camikazi[/nom]So is that case ribbed for her pleasure?Sorry, I had to do it[/citation]There have been two porn-related articles on Tom's this weekend, so it's really their fault for drawing attention to the word "ribbed". No need to apologize if there's nothing to forgive. ;-D

 

[ProDigit10]

how expensive! Wait until raspberry pie comes out!

 

[spacemonkey211]

I guess the plug computers don't count. Yes they are arm based, but they have full blown server software installed.

http://www.plugcomputer.org/

 

[istank]

I purchased a barebones fit-pc2 a couple of weeks ago. I converted it to a Class 1 Div 1 compliant remote workstation. Operators love it. They do not have to climb endless flights of stairs to check results when they have to make a manual adjustment.

These devices are not high powered and never will be. Their is a large market for these devices in manufacturing. They are cheap and expendable much like a thin client, only with a little more kick.

 

[bv90andy]

My pc is smaller: Galaxy S2 with Bluetooth mouse and keyboard and miniUSB to HDMI

 

[wtp_31]

For those of you wondering about performance see:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/e-350-motherboard-brazos,2958.html
and http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-e-350-atom-d525-nvidia-ion-2,2905.html
anhttp://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/asrock-e350m1-amd-brazos-zacate-apu,2840.htmld

The top end AMD G-T56N and e-350 specs look identical. I assume the G-T56N is a rebadge of the e-350

 

[devBunny]

The ribbed version is a guaranteed dust collector. And that's not the only reason why I like my palm-sized pleasure units to be smooth.