OpenDesktop.org Launches Open-PC netTop Powered by Intel Dual-Core ATOM Processor
OpenDesktop.org has announced the launch of their new Open-PC netTop PC that is powered by Intel Ultra Low Voltage ATOM processor and features integrated Intel 3D graphics.
The Open-PC Nettop is claimed to be totally open computer that works with freely available device drivers and open source free software and applications.
The Open-PC Nettop is equipped with 1.6 GHz Intel ULV ATOM N330 dual-core processor and it comes with 3-GB DDR2 RAM, ASRock motherboard and 160-GB SATA 7200 HDD.
Sporting Mini ITX-Case CPU cabnet with 250 Watt SMPS, the Open-PC Nettop also comes with integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator GMA 950 graphics with shared video memory capable of delivering 1024 x 800 pixels screen resolution in 16 million colors.
Open-PC Nettop PC Features:
- Dual-Core Intel ULV Atom N330 Processor, 1.6 Ghz
- 3GB DDR2 RAM
- 160-GB SATA 7200 rpm HDD
- ASRock Mainboard
- Intel Graphics Media Accelerator GMA 950
- Mini ITX-Case with 250watt SMPS
- Dimension: 345mm x 100mm x 425mm
- 10,- EUR of every PC is donated to the KDE project
- Linux/KDE based operating system pre-installed and pre-configured
- consumer ready
- perfectly preconfigured
- built by the community
- 100% free software and drivers
- energy efficient
- easy to upgrade
- phone and email support included
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