ClonedinChina.com published a quick news story (their source is in Chinese) about a mini desktop, or nettop, that is using a combo not usually found in embedded devices - the C7-M and the VX700.
"This mini pc gets a very small size, only measuring 135X123X35mm, weighing 300g. It features a 1.6G VIA C7-M processor, VX700 chipset, 1GB RAM, 160GB HDD, VGA output port, 2 USB ports,WI-FI and Bluetooth module."
This is kind of like a VIA ARTiGO, but a different shape and a slightly different platform. Plus, by the size measurements, it sports a notebook HDD, so it's not a storage server. So actually, come to think of it it's nothing like an ARTiGO except that it's small and features VIA chips! It's more a like a basic but tiny desktop PC. I'm guessing it's not available outside of China.
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Monday, October 12, 2009
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It's French, for Linux!
Linutop SARL is the French company behind the new Linutop 3 series of thin clients, or nettops if you prefer. For about $485 you get a 1GHz VIA C7 processor, up to 2GB of flash memory, gigabit Ethernet, six USB ports and support for DVI and D-sub display connections. Open Office, Firefox and Linutop's own version of Ubuntu Linux come preinstalled. - Techfresh, Geeky-gadgets.
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