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more about #smallformfactor ScubaSteve: Okay, let me start by acknowledging that you must pay a premium if you want a smaller form factor. Understood. I have been building SFF PCs for year... more » RonaldSekhmet: Waste is a relative term when you're looking for something ultra small that doesn't eat up a ton of electricity AND boots up quickly. There's a reason... more » Jesustron: Haveing it mounted like that takes up way for vertical space than it should. Can it just be on its side like a DVD player? or just standing up like a... more » weatherman: $200-$250 this is a winner, $400 or more and it just doesn't make sense. more » berbar: It's not a proper entertainment PC (HTPC) unless it has Blu-ray capabilities. I'll be saving to build something similar to the one Engadget built... ... more » OMG! Ponies!: But does it list for $300,000 plus $13.86 S&H on Amazon? more » xbusinessxcorex: I've had one of these for 4 years now, except mine looks nicer and is smaller, its called a mac mini, a little less "balls" than this @ dual 1.6 ghz. ... more » -
#asus
Asus EeeBox EB1501 Nettop: DVD Slot Drive, Ion Graphics, and 1080p HDMI
Wow, this could be my fallback plan for a lightweight entertainment PC if the Eee Keyboard ends up sucking. The EB1501 is the first EeeBox with an optical drive, Windows 7, and a classy new design. More » -
#asus
Asus EeeBox EB1012 Has Ion Graphics, 1080p HDMI Output
We heard an updated EeeBox was coming, and now what could be a killer entertainment PC is up on Asus USA's site. The EB1012 packs an Atom N330 processor, 250GB hard disk, 2GB RAM, Gigabit Ethernet, and 802.11n Wi-Fi. More » -
#pcs
Lenovo IdeaCentre Q700 Wants To Be Your Lounge Room's Black Box
The Q700 looks like a nettop, but has a little more balls thanks to a 2.5GHz Pentium Dual-Core E5200. Top specs include a TV tuner, HDMI, 4GB RAM, 1TB hard disk, and Intel GMA X4500 graphics. Prices start from $499. More » -
#keyboardpc
Cybernet ZPC-GX31, a PC in a Keyboard-Sized Case
Ok, we understand that a small form-factor PC like Cybernet's ZPC GX31 would really suit some user's needs: on a cramped shop counter-top perhaps. We even kinda admire that this gizmo squeezes in a full PC (up to Core 2 Quad CPU, Intel graphics, optical drive, HDD, up to 4GB RAM) and standard I/O ports into a "zero footprint" box that's like a chunky keyboard. Hell, it even has a touchpad and memory card slots. But we wonder: surely the world has moved on from Commodore 64-like design? Yuck, yuckity yuck. If it actually floats your boat, it's fully customizable and costs from $699 to $1099. [Cybernetman via Chipchick]
