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> Which would you pick?
The Asus, hands down.
The Asus, hands down.
The Everex Mini looks like a small-form-factor mini-ITX desktop PC, to which you add your own monitor, keyboard and mouse. Since I have no idea what the specs are, I can't say how good or bad the price is (or if that's, in fact, even going to be the price). Kinda reminds me of the Zonbu (minus the monthly fee).
Mini-ITX hardware is generally way more expensive and underpowered compared to larger form factors. At least Intel is shaking it up a bit with its two sub-$100 motherboards.
Mini-ITX hardware is generally way more expensive and underpowered compared to larger form factors. At least Intel is shaking it up a bit with its two sub-$100 motherboards.
Steve --
Dual core Pentium mobile 1.86 is not too shabby for an itsy bitsy, nor are the on-board Intel graphics.
Bet it would make a rockin' Myth box, especially for HD.
Dual core Pentium mobile 1.86 is not too shabby for an itsy bitsy, nor are the on-board Intel graphics.
Bet it would make a rockin' Myth box, especially for HD.
Quoting:Dual core Pentium mobile 1.86 is not too shabby for an itsy bitsy, nor are the on-board Intel graphics.
By way of comparison my laptop is a dual core Centrino 1.73 Gig CPU, and it was sold as Windows Media Centre laptop., which in my opinion makes the Everex a very capable machine, especially if it has a Gig or more of RAM.
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An ASUS EeePC for $399
or the Everex Mini for $499
?
Oh wait, I could get both for less than 1000 bucks..
Hmm...
The only question left for both is, can I upgrade the RAM?