Save those watts, store those amps .... low power computing

[kinzel]

CherryPal? What a silly name ... but anyway....

http://72.51.37.17/products/

Things like this may be why Bill Gates really retired ....

Comments

[jryson.livejournal.com]

The $250 doesn't include monitor, mouse, or keyboard. You just get the CPU box.

[kinzel.livejournal.com]

True ...
here in East Winslow I already own clos to a dozen mice, have 4 "extra" monitors, and at least seven keyboardS .. .AS WELL AS EXTRA SETS OF SPEAKERS. I suspect this machine is aimed at peopel who already have a computer and hence could use what they have.

[mbarker.livejournal.com]

They've reinvented the Brick! I remember that -- just unplug the peripherals and carry cpu/disk with you, then plug in peripherals. Cool -- especially given that people really like BIG screens now, a brick approach might work well. And with the approaching digital TVs offering computer interfaces . . . could be good timing.

[(Anonymous)]

Burton from Montreal

How does the manufacturer expects us to attach external storage devices to this Webtop. It only got 2 USB ports. One for the mouse, the other for the keyboard. Guess you need an USB hub as well. It would much easier with 3 USB ports.

Still for non-gaming and non-video editing users it should be adequate.

A similar machine would be the Aleutia E2 Webtop.

http://www.aleutia.com/products/

Yet another box...

[nolaviz.myopenid.com (from livejournal.com)]

I am using the fit-pc (see here (http://www.fit-pc.com)), which has the advantage of being fully PC-compatible under the 120mm x 140mm x 40mm covers :) while consuming just 5W…