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11-19-2003, 02:20 PM
Straight from Comdex, The Inquirer (http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=12740) guys took a close look to Small Form Factor systems that will be offered by OEMzilla Dell soon, they took notice however that the systems were hybrids using notebook components along with those normally used in desktop PCs:
Dell has a line of small form factor computers, not the desktops in a small box, but ones that use laptop components. These machines are a curious hybrid of desktop and laptop parts, which usually means high performance at a reasonable price, wrapped in a tiny package. This tends to be good for people in small spaces, like cubes, or for server farms if your CTO is allergic to racks.
Dell has a line of small form factor computers, not the desktops in a small box, but ones that use laptop components. These machines are a curious hybrid of desktop and laptop parts, which usually means high performance at a reasonable price, wrapped in a tiny package. This tends to be good for people in small spaces, like cubes, or for server farms if your CTO is allergic to racks.
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