World’s Tiniest PSU @ XYZ Computing

Lincoln Russell 14 Jan, 2006 at 9:03pm ET Article published in Tech

The smallest PSU on the market was released at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. XYZ Computing has a review.

Taking up just 1.25″ x 1.75″ x 0.75″ the uses for this product are practically endless. Because it is ATX compliant and produces a great deal of power (relative to most other Mini-ITX power supplies) it can be used with many different platforms from VIA’s mini-ITX boards with C3 or C7 processors, to Pentium 3, Pentium-M, and certain AMD processors. The pico-PSU boasts an over 96% efficiency rating, which gives you some insight into how much thought was put into this tiny unit.

Source: XYZ Computing

Comments

15 Jan 2006 ~ 9:30am Linc I ordered one of these suckers for my long-overdue Nintendo PC.
16 Jan 2006 ~ 12:47am TheSmJ Where did you buy it from?
16 Jan 2006 ~ 2:05am Linc It's linked at the end of the article: http://www.mini-box.com/s.nl/sc.8/category.13/it.A/id.417/.f
16 Jan 2006 ~ 2:01pm RWB That is neat!
16 Jan 2006 ~ 2:36pm profdlp If you had a pile of these things and a hefty central power supply you could use them to run a Folding farm. It wouldn't directly be a cost-saver, but I bet it would cut down on heat dramatically, saving money on the A/C bill all summer long.
16 Jan 2006 ~ 2:48pm Linc It's precisely what I've been waiting for