Shuttle still has some momentem happening with its once super popular XPC range of SFF PCs, releasing the new H7 5820S mini workstation today which sports one (or optionally two) Matrox M-Series graphics card(s). 
The system is built around Intel’s LGA1366 platform in Shuttle H7 series aluminum chassis measuring in at 32.6 x 20.8 x 19.6 cm and gives support for all LGA1366 processors right up to the Core i7-990 hexa-core model. It comes with 8 or 16GB memory, up to a 240GB SSD and 2TB HDD (you can house just one, or two drives in it), a DVD or Blu-ray writer/Combo drive and as mentioned earlier, up to two Matrox M9188 2GB graphics cards. < Read more…
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Favi Entertainment has a new mini projector on the market that is targeted at business professional, educators and gamers who crave performance and affordability from a projector. It is called the FAVI RioHD-LED-2 Mini Projector and it utilizes Favi’s revolutionary LED-2 technology that delivers up to 20,000 hours of lamp life which could be equivalent to 14 years, 4 times the brightness of a standard pico projectors, it is slightly larger than the standard pocket projector weighing at less than 3 lbs. I Read more…
On Technograph, my review of the N97 mini was relatively short, as the phone provides practically the same experience as the N97—with one key shortcoming. To summarize: while the mini has less built-in memory than fits predecessor, its better constructed, is more responsive, and easier to type on. A
Verizon has revealed the pricing of two HP Mini netbooks when purchased along with a wireless contract. There is some savings to be had here, though the reduced price still probably isn’t as low as you were hoping for.
The HP Mini 311 is a pretty powerful netbook, featuring an 11.6″ display with an Intel Atom N270 that is aided by NVidia’s ION to handle graphics up to 1080p. There will also be 2GB of RAM and a 160GB HDD, along with Windows 7 Home Premium. Read more…
Dell’s latest Mini-laptop is definitely family-friendly. The new version of the Inspiron works like any other Dell laptop, but it certainly doesn’t look the same. A green splash of paint resembling Nickelodeon’s trademark “slime” covers part of the laptop’s outside cover and inside palm rest. The laptop also provides interactive Nickelodeon creative content. Read more…