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NComputing L230

A cost-effective and relatively easy way to add extra users to an existing network Terminals are low-power, secure, easy to administer and quiet Works with Windows- or Linux-based host PCs Up to 30 terminals supported (with a server OS running on the host PC)

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7 Editors' Rating

Aleutia E1

Tiny, robust, low-power system unit Sealed unit, with no moving parts Silent in operation

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6 Editors' Rating

Inveneo Computing Station

Provides a complete low-power desktop solution with comparatively good performance Available with Linux or Windows XP installed Good Linux software bundle provided

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7 Editors' Rating

NComputing X300

Provides a simple and inexpensive way to hang up to six terminals off a single desktop PC Terminals are low-power, secure, easy to administer and quiet Works with Windows- or Linux-based host PCs

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7 Editors' Rating

NEC PowerMate VL370

Choice of chassis Runs relatively quiet Analogue and digital video outputs Quad-core CPU support System recovery software

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7 Editors' Rating

Lenovo ThinkCentre A61e

Small, power-conscious design Strong suite of recovery and system management software

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6 Editors' Rating

Shuttle SD39P2

Supports Intel LGA775 processors Intel 975X chipset Up to 8GB 800MHz memory Three HDD bays (RAID supported Overclocking functions

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8 Editors' Rating

Alienware MJ-12 8550i

Quad-core Xeon processor 15,000rpm hot-swap hard drives Top-notch engineering and cooling

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8 Editors' Rating

AJP Neo-PC II

Compact, reasonably ergonomic design affordable price.

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Hewlett-Packard SMB e-pc

Lockable port control system easy-access hard disk bay HP e-center.

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Apple iMac 800MHz PowerPC G4

The base is topped with large cooling vents. The power switch and all connection ports sit at the rear. The base sports three USB ports (up from two in the previous model), two FireWire (IEEE 1394) ports, plus Ethernet and modem connections. Aside from attaching external devices, the only possible ...

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8 Editors' Rating

Micro PC M-Series

Small and quiet equipped with a TV-out port.

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7 Editors' Rating

Sony VAIO PCV-LX1

Stylish, with good connectivity and removable media facilities.

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7.3 Editors' Rating

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