Interested in a passive, fully-functional thin client, how about a passive/thin NAS?

[stanger89]

There are certain sites that, being a geek, you just shouldn't visit.

http://www.atechfabrication.com is one of them.

I know the thin client is a very popular topic, the search for an awesome HD "extender" client is one of the hot topics lately. Well to all you silences lovers out there, and those who want a stylish fully functional client, here's your answer:

http://www.atechfabrication.com/prod...lient_2500.htm

For those with similar requirements in a NAS:

http://www.infrant.com/products/prod...ame=Repertoire

Need a fully functional server, but silence and style?

http://www.atechfabrication.com/prod...i_server5x.htm

How much? Well, if you have to ask...

And now that everybody is thoroughly depressed that we can't afford the cool stuff, back to your regularly scheduled programming....

[briands]

Wow... that client is pretty cool... but miniITX only....

[Menehune]

My credit card just ran away before I could charge it. But I've already memorized the card number and security code

[newmedia42]

I have their big media server box and 3 of their external SATA drive boxes - I have to say that the quality and workmanship on their boxes is the best I've ever seen. Period. I'm going to have to check out that Mini-Client - I'll finally be able to take care of that money that was burning a hole in my pocket!

[stanger89]

Originally Posted by briands

Wow... that client is pretty cool... but miniITX only....

Might be mini-ITX, but I think a Core Duo and a PCIe 7600GT would suit all but the most demaning users

Originally Posted by newmedia42

I'll finally be able to take care of that money that was burning a hole in my pocket!

Wish I had that problem.

[briands]

Originally Posted by stanger89

Might be mini-ITX, but I think a Core Duo and a PCIe 7600GT would suit all but the most demaning users



Wish I had that problem.

True, it is just so limiting... but with included Gb ethernet and decent digital sound on board, I guess there's really not more you would need in a client.