Recycled HTPC is Woody, Fuzzy

[exfileme]

Want a PC made with recyclable wood and sheep leather? This is your HTPC.

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[mlopinto2k1]

I hate to be so negative but that thing looks like it was torn out of the 60's. Although, it is cool looking as well! If my house was built around that type of decor I would consider such a creature to compute for me.

 

[Katsushiro]

What is a watt per hour? And is 60 of them good or bad?

 

[traesta]

"option to purchase up to 8 GB of RAM and a (1 TB?) SSD" what what what ????!?!?!?! a 1 tb ssd goodness

 

[jsc]

Katsushiro, assuming that you have a serious question, 60 watts per hour is very good.

 

[zak_mckraken]

Did Mr. Parrish just bleated in an article?

 

[Guest]

"As for pricing of the HTPC, Design Hara doesn't offer any numbers online without further contact."

Maybe they're just trying to pull the wool over our eyes...

 

[Shadow703793]

Pffff.... that looks like cr@p compared to this: http://www.bit-tech.net/modding/case-mod/2009/07/23/project-ingraham-by-slipperyskip/1

 

[endorphines]

How can it support Raid 0+1 with only 3 sata ports? you need atleast 4 drives for that.

 

[wildwell]

The price must be outrageous if you have to contact them personally just to discuss it.

 

[agnickolov]

[citation][nom]jsc[/nom]Katsushiro, assuming that you have a serious question, 60 watts per hour is very good.[/citation]

Actually, he poses a very sound question. We know what a watt is, we know what a watt-hour is (watts times the hours it was on), but what an watt (work per time) divided by hour (unit of time) means is beyond me too. Kind of like acceleration for work done perhaps? E.g. in 1 hour it improves its performance 60 times?

 

[muthah]

those are the ferguson hill mini speakers , VERY nice !!

 

[Katsushiro]

Yay someone (agnickolov) got it!

 

[WyomingKnott]

Ahh. So it should have said "Sixty watt-hours per hour?"

(just kidding. it's the next natural extension of innumeracy. I have actually seen "x kilowatt-hours per year" in news stories. that may be due to averaging, or ignorance.)