Yes, the Fit PC 2 is tiny
A tiny nettop with the 1080p-happy Z530 Atom, HDMI and an upgradeable hard drive just came in though the letterbox. Review coming soon.
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rashers on Yes, the Fit PC 2 is tiny...
"please try streaming HD content from the BBC player as part of your review. i' l..."
Anonymous on Yes, the Fit PC 2 is tiny...
"But is it fanless?..."
Kevin Xu on Yes, the Fit PC 2 is tiny...
"Ok, I am waiting for your review. Looking forward to hear from you soon. Thanks!..."
strider_mt2k on Yes, the Fit PC 2 is tiny...
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nutbastard on Yes, the Fit PC 2 is tiny...
"First impressions: Why aren’t they pushing audio over the HDMI connection? Rea..."
ScottMcG on Yes, the Fit PC 2 is tiny...
"Um, yes. Want, I think...."
kawayama on Yes, the Fit PC 2 is tiny...
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Anonymous on Yes, the Fit PC 2 is tiny...
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cinemajay
#1 – 12:18 PM June 26, 2009
"Review coming soon."
Yes please!
Anonymous Anonymous
#2 – 12:53 PM June 26, 2009
Is that Mini-USB at the front? Fail.
kawayama
#3 – 12:55 PM June 26, 2009
is it quiet?
can you use an iPod touch as a remote (not have to turn on the tv/monitor to browse music)?
ScottMcG
#4 – 1:34 PM June 26, 2009
Um, yes. Want, I think.
nutbastard
#5 – 2:07 PM June 26, 2009
First impressions:
Why aren’t they pushing audio over the HDMI connection?
Really, how hard would it be to support SDHC?
Also, why miniSD? Why not full size or micro. I don’t know anyone who uses miniSD.
This one is really facepalm – the front USB sockets are mini USB. As in, ‘you-cant-stick-your-thumb-drive-in-em’ mini USB. To top it off, the full size ones in back are too close together for most USB sticks as well. You’ll end up having to unplug the adjacent cable in a lot of instances, and having to reach around ot the back to find a full size USB port is ridiculous. WHO NEEDS TWO, I SAY, TWO MINI USB PORTS AT ALL, LET ALONE IN THE FRONT???
strider_mt2k
#6 – 4:27 PM June 26, 2009
I'd love to play with one to see how it stacks up against my MSI Wind Barebones.
Mini SD because the unpopular hardware is (probably) HELLA cheap to buy and smaller than standard SD. (You just stick the end user with finding a decent micro SD to Mini SD adapter.)
I'd rather not see the micro USB connectors, but again they might be cheap to buy. (see above for the catch) Interesting nonetheless.
Good stuff BBG.
Kevin Xu
#7 – 11:31 PM June 26, 2009
Ok, I am waiting for your review. Looking forward to hear from you soon. Thanks!
Anonymous Anonymous
#8 – 4:15 AM June 27, 2009
But is it fanless?
rashers
#9 – 2:03 PM June 27, 2009
please try streaming HD content from the BBC player as part of your review. i' looking for an 1L to bolt to the back of my telly and i'd be v interested to see how this fairs out.
Matt
#10 – 8:32 AM June 28, 2009
Looks like it has 4 regular size USB ports in the back. http://is.gd/1h3MH