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Eight years ago, I was in love with Linux and I fell for it even more when I found Debian Linux. I dreamt about Linux being sold to the average Joe years ago, and today many companies do just that. I applaud Everex for taking a step to bring Linux-based computing to the masses.
unboxing video after the jump
Today, I have the opportunity to unbox Everex’s new Linux-based desktop. The gPC Mini is powered by the gOS Space operating system, a Linux distro that was built to accommodate MySpace user. As for the unit’s exterior itself, it looks quite similar to Apple’s Mac Mini, and as such quite attractive; however the dimension on gPC mini is a little deeper than Mac Mini. We will be reviewing the unit soon and so, for now, enjoy the unboxing video.
Specification
1.86GHz Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core Mobile Processor T2130 (1MB L2 Cache, 1.86GHz, 533MHz), 120GB Hard Disk Drive, 512MB DDR2 667 SDRAM, DVD+/-RW, Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator GMA950, Realtek ALC268 High-Definition Audio, (1) 10/100/1000 Ethernet Port, (1) DVI-I Port, (1) S-Video Port, (1) IEEE 1394 Port, (4) USB 2.0 Ports, (1) 2-in1 Media Card Reader, (1) Headphone/Line-Out Port, (1) Microphone/Line-In Port. Power adapter and DVI to VGA converter included (keyboard, mouse and display sold separately). gOS Space pre-installed.
7 Responses to “Everex gPC Mini Unboxing”
NateC April 23, 2008
The box looks really nice. Can you post some pics of the OS running?
+1Ewdison Then April 23, 2008
I will post them on monday with the full reviews :)
+1Jerry April 23, 2008
Wow yeah that box is really nice. It’s like a Wii meets Mac mini. I want one. Is it in stores?
NeutralEwdison Then April 23, 2008
Yes, it is on sale directly from everex at http://www.everexstore.com/
NeutralJames Allan Brady April 24, 2008
took them long enough
NeutralJim Lowther April 29, 2008
Any chance of disassembly instructions? 512MB screams for an upgrade.
NeutralEwdison Then April 29, 2008
I might, let me see if Everex people are alright with me opening it up
Neutral