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Jebuz Meeping Small!

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lowteckh

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Ripped from http://www.engadget.com/2008/10/21/fit-pc-slim-very-small-otherwise-no-great-shakes/
@ http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2332920,00.asp

Posting cuz there was someone who asked about super tiny computers that could potentially fit into a 5.25" bay (I think).
fitpcsf8.jpg
 
It's got a 500MHz geode, I think, I already forgot what the article said...
It would probably struggle with web browsing, with multiple tabs, with all the damn flash ads...
 
I always thought it'd be kinda neat to have a small PC like that fit inside a drive bay, if only it could handle like.... file server tasks real well. That way if you had a full ATX case or something with 6 hard drive bays you could actually make use of them all somehow by not taxing the actual system's resources, in a nice neat package.

It'd be cool to have one with like 4 SATA ports and if it was able to run RAID5 with any semblance of performance and just have the hard drives in the ATX case's hard drive cage, and run the SATA cables to that, since it's all inside the case anyway.

If that makes any sense.
 
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