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Building a Thin Mini-ITX PC: Small and Silent Performance

Building a Thin Mini-ITX PC: Small and Silent Performance
  • Posted May 20, 2013, 1:41 AM by Steven Walton | Filed in TechSpot, Hardware Breaking News
  • The idea behind the Thin Mini-ITX form factor, besides the obvious which is to create seriously compact computers, is also to allow for DIY all-in-ones (think of little PCs you can attach to the back of your monitor). Having that said, we don't fully intend to go the all-in-one route in this article, but are aiming to build a powerful Thin Mini-ITX system that can be used in the office or at home as a media PC.

    This is what our finished system should look like: extremely compact, powerful, and near silent operation, as in no-moving-parts silent. For less than $700 including a 256GB SSD, we believe you'll love what the final product will look like.

Fanless barebones PC from Foxconn lands at Newegg for $250

Fanless barebones PC from Foxconn lands at Newegg for $250
  • Posted January 30, 2013, 3:00 PM by Shawn Knight | Filed in Hardware
  • Silent PC aficionados may be interested to learn that Newegg is now stocking a silent small form factor computer from Foxconn. The aptly named NanoPC, measuring just 7.5-inches x 5.3-inches x 1.5-inches, has a TDP rating of just 9W which…

VIA unveils ultra-compact, fanless AMOS-3002 system

VIA unveils ultra-compact, fanless AMOS-3002 system
  • Posted May 18, 2012, 4:00 PM by Jose Vilches | Filed in Hardware, Industry News
  • VIA has unveiled a new ultra-compact PC aimed at use in the in-vehicle control, digital signage, and kiosk markets. Dubbed AMOS-3002, the device is powered by a dual-core, 1GHz Eden X2 processor along the 1080p HD capable VX900H media system…

Foxconn prepping two 'Nano PC' fanless barebone systems

Foxconn prepping two
  • Posted May 4, 2012, 4:00 PM by Shawn Knight | Filed in Hardware
  • Foxconn is preparing to release two barebones-style Nano PCs in the very near future. Customers will have their choice of either an Intel or AMD processor in a form factor that is roughly 40 times smaller than a standard PC tower.

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