RE: [PLUG] nano-itx

["George Gallen" <ggallen@slackinc.com>]

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I've had one of these for a few years now. I currently have FC4 running on it.
I picked it up then for about $450. It's not the fastest on the block, but it
is small....but also loud (the fan). I saw the newer ones that were on ebay
now have a detached cd-rom. What about using a used laptop? with a 15" lcd screen
and real keyboard/mouse. You can't upgrade it much (via cards), but neither can
you with the nano's.

George

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> Subject: Re: [PLUG] nano-itx
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> Most typically, just as a file server; however, I can imagine 
> other desires, perhaps not achievable with nano-itx, 
> developing: apache server, content management server, Linux 
> terminal server, for example.  Performance would not be 
> critical, as in a production environment.  I'm looking for 
> inexpensive, and portable.  I'm looking at mini-itx, too. 
> Albatron has a mini-itx board (KI51PV) that takes an AMD 64.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
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