"Mini PC" debuts at Computex 2005
updated 09:50 am EDT, Thu June 2, 2005
Mini PC at Computex
PC maker AOpen insists its "Mini PC," jointly demonstrated at Computex 2005 this week with Intel, is . It's powered by a Pentium M processor running alongside Intel's 915GM chipset. The Mini PC incorporates Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, both optional on the Mac Mini. The dimensions may of both machines are very close (16.5 x 16.5 x 5cm for the Mac Mini and 15 x 15 x 5cm for the Mini PC). The Register observes that the Mini PC "sports an unappealing on/off button on its front."



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Joined: Feb 2005
Oh, please.
It is only an almost identical (yet, uglier) version of the mini. Why would you stick a giant round button on the face of the computer like that?