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extremetech.com - 10/22/2008

The Ever-Shrinking PC: The Fit-PC Slim - Reviews by ExtremeTech

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The folks at Fit-PC are at it again. We wrote about the CompuLab's tiny Fit-PC back in October, 2007. In case you don't remember, the Fit-PC uses an AMD Geode LX800, x86 compatible SoC (system on chip) CPU. That particular system shipped with Linux, and featured a 40GB hard drive. The company ...

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engadget.com - 10/22/2008

fit-PC slim: very small, otherwise no great shakes

— engadget.com — Remember the fit-PC slim we told you about last month ? The folk at Extreme Tech have... just had a sit down with the little bugger and found a very small machine that's really only noteworthy for its size. Of course, that alone is impressive: at ... (more) fit-PC slim: very small, otherwise no great shakes

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fit-PC slim: very small, otherwise no great shakes
Engadget — ... Remember the fit-PC slim we told you about last month? The folk at Extreme Tech have just had a sit down with the little bugger and found a very small machine that's really only noteworthy for its size. Of course, that alone is impressive: at 4.3 x 3.9 x 1.2 ...

FitPC is Ultra Small
Gadget Venue — ... in to such a small box, but that squashing down does come with it’s let downs. As can be expected, the processor isn’t the most powerful out there and only clocks 500MHz. It is capable of running Windows XP and applications such as Firefox. But, if you shove anything that requires some amount of processing power to run then it just falls to it’s knees. The FitPC could be ideal in some situations though due to it’s tiny size. For a full review check out ExtremeTech. Via: Engadget Written by Gadget Venue. If you are not ...