Intel Barebones in december?

[d6bmg]

Seems to be something like miniature MAC mini to me.

 

[rossi94]

Seems to be something like miniature MAC mini to me.

Stop it - I'm allergic on apples. :huh:

 

[dalewakelin]

Stop it - I'm allergic on apples. :huh:

Im scared to eat apples in case i get sued

 

[rossi94]

UPDATE:
Videoreview

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBFLCqeAQo4&feature=g-high

 

[leejc73]

This is very interesting.
Don't think Wyse/Dell are going to be very happy as they had more or less got this corner of the market sewn up with the D/Z class thin clients (the ones that you could use as a pc rather than thin client).
I can see some interesting applications in my field as we are constantly being plagued with footprint/power requirements against performance issues.

Would like to see how this stacks up against the latest AMD APU enabled thin clients.

 

[Lollipop]

I will probably try and get a hold on one and see if the shitty cooler is too loud.

 

[d6bmg]

Looks good. Onyly question is: Can we overclock it? :lol:

 

[seumasbeathan]

$300 for one of them? :O That seems very reasonable

 

[Lollipop]

$300 for one of them? :O That seems very reasonable

That is without RAM and a few other things.

 

[Rich_]

... The irony of what an AMD APU could do in this... lol

 

[Rich_]

This is very interesting.
Don't think Wyse/Dell are going to be very happy as they had more or less got this corner of the market sewn up with the D/Z class thin clients (the ones that you could use as a pc rather than thin client).
I can see some interesting applications in my field as we are constantly being plagued with footprint/power requirements against performance issues.

Would like to see how this stacks up against the latest AMD APU enabled thin clients.

I'd venture to say these would serve more as a processing focused utility, such as something for a restraunt or hotel. The APU small form factors would serve more as a graphically capable utility piece, for things like a classroom or a home theater use.