SlashGear Japan
Small form factor PC is popular among HTPC enthusiasts for a good reason; its diminutive system fits in component shelf, offers bleeding edge performance and connectivity without the bulky desktop size. Engineered with the latest blazing fast Intel 64-Bit EMT64 Core 2 Duo Processors, and packed in a small form factor enclosure of 6×6.5-inch, Stealth computer LPC-650 offers yet another mini PC with desktop power in a tiny package that stands 2-inch tall.
The rugged all aluminum chassis measures about the size of an optical drive. Despite its constricted space, the Stealth is loaded with desktop-grade connectivity with Gigabit LAN, Wi-Fi 802.11g, 4-USB 2.0, Serial, 2-VGA Video, Audio and HDMI ports. The board supports 3D GPU with memory expandable up to 4GB, and has a built-in 2.5-inch anti-shock hard drive slot.
A pre-configurated LPC-650 is starting at $1,595 according to Stealth online store, that comes standard with a slim DVD/CD-RW optical drive, 2.4Ghz T8300 processor, 1GB of memory, 5.1 channels audio outputs, Intel GMA X3100 mobile 965 express video controller and 80GB of storage space. Optional devices such as ssd storage or DVD burner are available to order.
3 Responses to “Powerful Stealth’s mini PC fits in the palm of your hand”
midtoad January 17, 2009
That thing is butt-ugly! Looks like it was made in a garage with sheet metal.
Neutralanymouse January 18, 2009
For that price, it should come with wifi-g\n, instead of being limited to wifi-g.
Neutraldisappointed January 18, 2009
This always happens.. “always” , something .. new and cool comes out.. the price is high.. and there’s crap inside. “1″ Gig ram? Puh-lease.. 1 gig is ok for XP.. But XP is on it’s way out.. I’m not about to buy a system that ALREADY has the bare minimums. Oh? I can upgrade.. ? WOOOPIE!!! Pay nearly 1600 bucks and still have to upgrade right out of the box?
Neutralplease… 80 gig hard drive? maybe thats enough for some people. But simply put.. U can get 320-500 gig hard drives for under 100 bucks off store shelves. So how cheap would one be for a manufacturer that buys bulk? And you sh*tted us on the hard drive too? WTF? I was however impressed with the 2-VGA port instead of 1 and HDMI ports. and GB/s ethernet.. and built in wifi. But I have to bitch about one more thing. I buy parts online and build custom systems all the time for clients.. I know for a fact that the cost of a DVD/CDRW and a DVDRW/CDRW variate, some times one is cheaper than the other.. The prices are always about the same. I’ve even seen DVDRW Dual layers for cheaper than the DVDrom/CDRW versions. Why crap us for a few bucks.. Better yet.. why crap us when you could have loaded it better for the same cost to you. I could so post urls to 80 gig hard drives costing the same as 300 gigs.. , DVDrw/cdrws being cheaper than what you’ve installed.. And yes.. all good respected brands.. and all of this for 1600 bucks? Yea… right.. on a final note… —AT LEAST PUT ENOUGH RAM IN IT TO MAKE THE SYSTEM RUN CORRECTLY! NO OS AFTER XP WILL RUN SMOOTHLY ON 1 GIG RAM!