Micro PC's and Servers

[Elie]

http://www.norhtec.com/products/index.html

interesting

[ND66]

Nice find!

Panda PC - A quiet, powerful and inexpensive computer. Small footprint - free up the real estate on your desktop. Put it in places where you would not put a normal PC, like your Audio/Video Rack. Runs on both AC and DC, which makes it easy to be installed in a boat or an automobile. The product is fully functional with Microsoft Windows XP without installing any additional drivers.

What makes our product special is that we can customize the Panda according to your needs. We can configure it as a regular desktop, Home Theater PC (HTPC), intranet server - anything that you need. The Panda PC does not require a fan for normal applications, so it is nearly silent while operating.


Small footprint
Consumes only 21 Watts of power
Small 30dB CPU fan (auto switch on/off)
Regular expansion ports - USB/Serial etc.
Video Out (NTSC / PAL)
Audiophile grade 6 channel sound
Fast 1 GHz processor
Generous amount of DDR RAM
2.5" or 3.5" hard disk
Choice of CDROM or DVD-CDRW
Optional DC power supply

We can pre-install the unit with GNU/Linux or Windows, as per your requirement.
Panda / DVD $495.00
Panda / DVD-CDRW Ask

Additional Accessories (Add to price)



USB Ethernet 50.00
USB Ethernet, wireless 79.00
USB DVD ROM 150.00
15" LCD Monitor (w. speakers) 300.00

[ND66]

Full specs HERE:

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[MultimediaMan]

Been there and done that...

http://forums.murc.ws/showthread.php?t=52323

Mini ITX is starting to look interesting again with the C7 processor.

My MII 12000 runs as good as ever, though.

The Phylon/Jetway Mini ITX boards are certainly the best in terms of "Bang for the Buck".