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ECS BR95IIX nettop armed with Sandy Bridge CPU

EliteGroup Computer Systems came up with a mini desktop computer as revealed by the FCC website. It seems like its a low-power nettop but will be available with Intel Core i5/i7 Sandy Bridge processors. This machine could be a replacement for a full-sized desktop PC.   ECS is a computer manufacturer based on Taiwan. It [...]

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Acer Revo RL70 Nettop Now Selling on Amazon

Acer has just started selling its latest nettop based on AMD’s high-end Brazos APU for $329.99, or 251 EUR. The new Revo RL70  bears a strong resemblance to the rest of the company’s nettops, but this time it received a somewhat more refined design that won’t make it feel out of place in the leaving [...]

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Sapphire AMD E-450 Powered Edge HD3 Nettop to Arrive in February

After its introduction of the Edge HD nettop six months ago, Sapphire has unveiled a new version of the mini-PC that runs on a more powerful AMD accelerated processing unit.  The present EDGE HD2 nettop is operated by a dual-core Intel Atom D525 processor which runs at 1.8GHz, paired with 2GB of RAM, 250GB hard [...]

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Asus Presents Intel Cedar Trail-Powered Eee Box EB1031 Nettop

With Intel’s launch of the Atom Cedar Trail platform, many hardware manufacturers, such as ASUS, became inspired in making computers based on these chips. This includes the Eee Box EB1031 nettop. Unlike its predecessors, Asus’ latest nettop has gained a matte case that does a far better job at keeping fingerprints away, while sporting a [...]

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Samsung Series 5 Chromebook

Samsung Introduces Two Chrome OS Devices

Samsung is now promoting their upcoming Chromebox. It’s a tuny desktop computer designed to run Chrome OS–a web based operating system based on Google Chrome. The nettop measures 7.6″ x 7.6″ x 1.3″ and has a rear panel that’s includes lots of connectivities like USB ports as well as Ethernet and video ports. The Chromebox will [...]

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