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June 1, 2005
Intel and AOpen Make the Intel Mini?
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| Intel and AOpen have teamed up on a new project which has produced a small form factor PC that looks strangely similar to the Mac Mini. The system, which is based on the Intel Pentium M processor paired with a mobile 915 chipset, will be displayed this week at Computex 2005. |
According to a company spokesperson, the PC is designed to target households that would be using it as a second or third computer, or for living spaces that a traditional PC would not look right. The systems use the Pentium M processor and chipset due to its lower cooling requirements, therefore smaller and less sound. Scheduled to ship in September, the first XC Cube model EY915 will cost just under $1,000 without a display. Quite a premium to pay over the $499 Mac Mini.[co-published with geekCoffee] |
Posted by geekblue at June 1, 2005 10:24 AM
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