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I like this little thing a lot and I think it will have a lot of potential down the road. 
http://www.mini-itx.com/reviews/pico-itx/
http://www.mini-itx.com/reviews/pico-itx/
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Pretty neat....super mini PC
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Ya its pretty nice. Make a small out of the way computer for internet browsing.
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Exactly, the possibilites are endless with something that size, and I'm sure they will shrink them down a bit more. I remember the first generation palm tops and they had a lot of limitations.
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Not just shrink them but hopefully also raise the cpu speed. But 1ghz is good for some things. Too bad it has only 1 ethernet port and no expansion slots, imagine turning it into a smoothwall or something.
http://us.kontron.com/index.php?id=226&cat=564&productid=241
that's small
- Intel® Pentium® M 745 1.8GHz, 2MB L2 (Dothan) soldered or
- Intel® Celeron® M 370 1.5GHz, 1MB L2 (Dothan) socket CPU or
- Intel® ULV Celeron® M 373 1.0GHz, 512KB L2 (Dothan) soldered
FANLESS - just 5W! or - FANLESS Intel® Processor 800MHz, 0KB L2 (Dothan) soldered
- ENHANCED Intel® SpeedStep® Technology
- DDR-RAM-DIMM
- Intel® Extreme Graphics 2 Engine with: - up to 2x32 MByte VRAM UMA for DUAL INDEPENDENT DISPLAY
- LVDS, CRT, DVO
- Image Rotation - high integrated Intel® 855GM chipset - 400MHz Front Side Bus
- up to 1 GByte DDR 200/266
- integrated USB 2.0, integrated Graphics Engine - 10/100MBit Ethernet, 2x COM and 2xUSB 2.0
- UDMA-100 EIDE, CompactFlash
- ATX or 5V only power socket
that's small
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I do like the 1.5 ghz model, now that is sweet.
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You just might be able to make a "backpack folding rig" out of one of those....with a lawn mower battery and an inverter. .Then you could fold on the go! ..LOL
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Ya I know, but Im getting a mITX board from them and its the cheapest I could find with a PCIE lot and an actual socket.thideras said:Those are pretty spendy for how small they are
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JamesXP said:
That would be a great idea. have a commercial with Lance Armstrong to promote "cycle-folding."
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Ya, its actually possible. I read in a magazine (think it was Discover) that a human can produce a constant 1/7hp. I cant remember if 1hp is 737 or 747 watts, but still, thats just over 100w, and most of those things would only use as much if not a little less then a laptop, and I have several that use 65w.metloaf said:
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Id love to get one of these if they were not so expsenive.
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freakdiablo said:
Didn't know that. That's why I like this place, I learn something new everyday.
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Ya, just dont quote me on itmetloaf said:
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according to google, 1 horsepower = 745.699872 watts. i love that you can do conversion on it.
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Holy ****, I was closedjrussell said:
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+1 vote for worlds smallest folder... and get like 10 of those and put them in a atx tower and set them up with linux and f@h with kvm switches!
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WOW that thing is amazing
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