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A PC so small it fits in a wall socket template

Thrax Robert Hallock 25 Jun, 2007 at 10:22pm ET Article published in Tech

It’s so small it can be powered by the nominal voltage in an ethernet line. It packs both flash memory and RAM, and it runs Windows CE. It can handle basic internet tasks, with a plethora of USB ports for connectivity.

Plainly-put, this thing is just cool. Take a look.

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Comments

  1. Nomad
    26 Jun 2007 ~ 9:43am Nomad I hate your thread titles.
  2. BuddyJ
    26 Jun 2007 ~ 10:17am BuddyJ What happens when you have a power surge?
  3. Thrax
    26 Jun 2007 ~ 10:22am Thrax Since the device runs on the power provided by an ethernet line, I'd imagine not much.
  4. Kwitko
    26 Jun 2007 ~ 10:34am Kwitko
    Buddy Jesus wrote:
    What happens when you have a power surge?

    It flies out of the wall and kills the cat.
  5. BuddyJ
    26 Jun 2007 ~ 11:00am BuddyJ Poor kitty :(

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