Stealth mini PC fits in your palm

Posted in PCs by Conner Flynn on January 18th, 2009

Stealth mini PC fits in your palmSmall PCs are the way to go for HTPC enthusiasts. It fits in a component shelf, offers cutting edge performance and connectivity without being an eyesore. This one is engineered with the latest blazing fast Intel 64-Bit EMT64 Core 2 Duo Processors, and packed in a 6×6.5-inch enclosure. The Stealth computer LPC-650 offers another mini PC with desktop power at only 2-inches tall.

It boasts a rugged all aluminum chassis and is loaded with desktop-grade connectivity with Gigabit LAN, Wi-Fi 802.11g, 4-USB 2.0, Serial, 2-VGA Video, Audio and HDMI ports. The board supports 3D GPU with memory expandable up to 4GB, and has a built-in 2.5-inch anti-shock hard drive slot.

A pre-configurated LPC-650 starts at $1,595 and comes standard with a slim DVD/CD-RW optical drive, 2.4Ghz T8300 processor, 1GB of memory, 5.1 channels audio outputs, Intel GMA X3100 mobile 965 express video controller and 80GB of storage space. Options include ssd storage or a DVD burner.

[Slashgear]

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One Comment to “Stealth mini PC fits in your palm”
  1. Rafi Says:

    hi, i’m intresting in lower cost computer which has the following :
    internet
    50 -100 GB disk space
    could display movies and game (good performance and in a good quality)
    connected to VGA

    the cost is the primary consideration at this case.
    Thanks in advance.

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