Computer maker CompuLab has been building tiny, low-power desktop computers for a few years. But up until now most of the company’s little desktops have been built around Intel Atom or ARM-based processors. Now CompuLab is preparing to launch the Intense PC, a mini-desktop computer with a powerful 2nd generation Intel Core i-series processor. The Intense PC will still be…
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CompuLab has announced that the Trim Slice computer the company began showing off earlier this year is now available for purchase for $199 and up. The Trim Slice is a small (I mean, really, really small) desktop computer with a 1 GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core processor. The computer has 4 USB ports, 2 SD card slots, an RS232…
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The folks at CompuLab have been putting out ridiculously small desktop computers for a while, including the Intel Atom (and now AMD Fusion) powered line of Fit PC devices. But the company is branching out a bit with its latest. The CompuLab Trim Slice drops the x86 processor altogether for a 1 GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core ARM Cortex…
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Just when you thought the folks at Compulab couldn’t pack any more into their itsy bitsy desktop computers, they go and surprise you. The company’s latest is called the Fit-PC3 and it drops the Intel Atom chips used by its predecessors in favor of one of those newfangled AMD G-Series embedded chips. the computer comes with a dual core processor…
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The Fit-PC from CompuLab is a tiny desktop computer that measures just over an inch high, and about 4″ x 4.5″ thick. In other words, it’s a desktop that’s smaller than most laptops and maybe even some cellphones. The company has been pumping out these low power, fanless systems for a little while and now CompuLab is introducing its first…
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