Two nuggets of info alongside some PC market pics this morning, from the folks at Akiba.
The first is a Media Center box from FIC. As far as we can tell, it's based on the 915 Intel chipset, supports DDR400 memory, and has a whole bunch of audio and video connectors on the back for connection to a home theatre system. It's got a lovely oversized volume knob on the front, and looks rather slick. It also has a custom MCE remote which looks quite funky.
The second is a further look at the Aopen box that looks rather like a Mac Mini. It sports a Pentium M processor over socket 479, as well as AGP graphics and DDR400 memory. It's about half the height of most other SFF systems, giving it a perculiar look.
No word on when either of this is going to hit the western world, but we hope that it will be sooner, rather than later.
Discuss!
The first is a Media Center box from FIC. As far as we can tell, it's based on the 915 Intel chipset, supports DDR400 memory, and has a whole bunch of audio and video connectors on the back for connection to a home theatre system. It's got a lovely oversized volume knob on the front, and looks rather slick. It also has a custom MCE remote which looks quite funky.
The second is a further look at the Aopen box that looks rather like a Mac Mini. It sports a Pentium M processor over socket 479, as well as AGP graphics and DDR400 memory. It's about half the height of most other SFF systems, giving it a perculiar look.
No word on when either of this is going to hit the western world, but we hope that it will be sooner, rather than later.
Discuss!
MSI MPG Velox 100R Chassis Review
October 14 2021 | 15:04
Want to comment? Please log in.