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monkeymagic
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ultra cool all in one handeld

Post by monkeymagic »

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mhhhh thats a whole pc shrunk down to 12X12cm

you gotta love the product description

"The EPIA NL motherboards are Nano-ITX motherboards intended for customers with more specialised requirements. EPIA NL boards have a reduced rear I/O panel, with the connectors available separately on pin headers."

saves all that time hacking away at it with a saw

bus seriously check out the spec

Specifications: 1Ghz fan-cooled VIA Luke CoreFusionâ„¢ Processor;
VIA VT8237R South Bridge; Supports up to 1GB memory at 200MHz (DDR400 SODIMM);
VIA UniChromeâ„¢ Pro Integrated AGP Graphics: MPEG-2 Decoder, MPEG-4 Acceleration;
1x 40-pin IDE connector,
1x 44-pin IDE connector;
SATA Connector;
Onboard LAN: VIA VT6103L 10/100Mbps Base-T Ethernet PHY;
Onboard Audio: VIA Vinyl VT1617A Six-TRAC AC'97 Codec;
Onboard TV Out: VIA VT1625 HDTV Encoder;
Onboard I/O Connectors: USB pin header for 8 additional USB 2.0 ports; pin header for COM Port, SIR and LPC;
CIR pin header (Switchable for PS/2 KB/MS);
2 Fan connectors: CPU/Sys FAN; LVDS or DVI connector (an add-on card is required);
12-pin Nano-ITX power connector (& Adapter to 20 pin ATX);
Audio pin header for Line-out, Line-in, Mic-in, CD-in and S/PDIF out;
TV Out pin header for S-Video,
Composite, and Component (YPbPr/Scart/D-Terminal);
Pin header for 10/100 Ethernet LAN support;
Pin header for CRT, VGA output, SMBUS, and CAP0; Mini-PCI slot on underside of board.

along with the picosnapin psu

http://www.mini-itx.com/store/?c=10#picoPSU
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Post by marshallh »

Hm... looks like they've finally decided to release it for retail.

They're not exactly cheap either, the cheapest model is $400. :shock:
http://www.logicsupply.com/default.php/cPath/78_83
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Post by Extreme_Jesus »

these are pretty cool too

http://www.mini-itx.com/

Someone put one in a waffle iron :lol:
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Post by Harshboy »

I'm gonna buy one of those OQO's with the money i make over the summer. Put some games on there and we're good to go :wink: Most likely have to rip all my games to isos and use Alchohol 120 % to run 'em. Does anyone know of any other portable computers (Besides laptops) that run Windows XP, or can get Linux installed on them (Such as PCLinux OS, if you haven't guessed by now, thats my favorite Linux OS :wink: )
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Post by monkeymagic »

yeh i suppsoe it a bit expensive but l33t hardware always is

you could even make a Beouwolf Laptop if it took your fancy wonder what the performance'll be like :roll:
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Post by Skyone »

Why not just get a GP2x? :?
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Post by NiN^_^NiN »

$400 is nuffin to me anyway i spent $320 on my mini itx in the car

The simple fact is they are for small spaces im sure u could fit a MII mini itx in a space u wanna put it if not then this is the go :D
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