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Linux Mint joins mini-PC hardware business |
06-12-2012 |
Linux Mint joins mini-PC hardware business
Linux Mint, flush with its recent popularity in the distro stakes, is looking to take the pain out of installation with its first hardware line, called mintBox, that comes in smooth and ribbed versions.
The mintBox is Mint in a box. It's tiny, it's silent, it's extremely versatile and it comes packed with connectivity.
The dual-antenna boxes come in a $476 basic model with an AMD 1.0 GHz G-T40N processor, 250 GB of disk storage and 4GB of RAM, or buyers can double the RAM and get a 1.65 GHz G-T56N chip for the $549 Pro model. Both mintBoxes use fan-free metal cases, with the Pro version's being ribbed for extra heat dissipation.
Each system has an HDMI port and a DVI adapter, with eight USB slots (two of which are USB 3.0), an RS232 port, and two eSATA sockets, along with Gigabit Ethernet. Bluetooth is built-in, as is 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi.
Linux Mint in association with CompuLab has announced the plan.
Reference: http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=2055 |
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