AOpen launches new Santa Rosa miniPC

Monday, May 28th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

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If you’re into the small PCs, you might want to check out the latest offering from AOpen. Their new miniPC Duo MP965-VDR is based on the GM965 chipset and the Santa Rosa platform.

AOpen miniPC

The miniPC is has a lot of nice features like built-in 802.11n draft wireless, Bluetooth, analog/digital TV and carries the Viiv logo.

Another cool feature about the miniPC from Aopen is that it includes Intel Turbo Memory which is said to decrease the amount of time it takes to boot up and access frequently used applications. I’m curious if it works better than the ReadyBoost feature that doesn’t seem to do much for Windows Vista.

AOpen Unveiled Intel “Santa Rosa”-Based Desktop miniPC [via 64bitcomputing]

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Ewdison Then Neutral

05/28/2007 10:53 AM

Man that is slick, Shuttle gets some competition on SFF nowadays :)

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