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Around 1,000 units of the new Asus Eee Box has been sold in Taiwan since July 30th, 2008. Because of this great success, the company has decided to release a bundle of Asus Eee Box with mouse, keyboard and Eee Stick motion controller for approx. $423 in September 2008. [Digitimes]
Shuttle, a leading designer and manufacturer of small form factor computers and accessories, has recently released its latest performance-oriented system built on the SN78SH7 barebone. Dubbed as the Shuttle XPC Glamor H7 7800, the mini-PC supports AMD Phenom CPU, NVIDIA GeForce 82000 or ATI Radeon HD3850 graphic cards, up to 4GB of RAM, up to 2.2TB of HDD, and 7.1 Channel HD Audio. Other specs are include HDMI ports and 2x Blu-ray Triple writer. The price starts at $799. [Shuttle]
Designer Apostol Tnokovski has designed a new PC concept which comes in a round shaped. This 6-inch orb-shaped PC is called the E-Ball that is also touted as “the smallest PC ever made.” The computer comes equipped with projected keyboard and display. It uses an IR sensor to recognize where your fingers are typing. E-Ball also features a dual core processor, a 250 to 500GB HDD, 2GB of RAM, integrated graphic card and sound card, 2 x 50W speakers, HD-DVD recorder, wireless optical mouse and laser keyboard, LAN and WLAN card, modem, webcam and an integrated LCD projector. [electricpig] Read more
Myripple from Korea today launched its ripple mini chocolate PC that comes in a Mini-ITX form factor. The PC is powered by 1.6Ghz Intel Atom processor (533FSB) with i945GC-Northbridge and ICH7 southbridge chipsets. Measuring at just 15mm x 210mm x 80mm, the mini computer is available in the Korean market for 209,000 Korean Won. [AVING] Read more
Packard Bell comes back with a new Packard Bell iPower X2.0 PC that is powered by either Intel Core 2 Quad or Core 2 Extreme processors, NVIDIA or ATI GPUs. There is also a Blu-ray drive for high definition entertainment, a TV Tuner, and 7.1 audio. The company also provides a fan-based colling system or a water cooled models. Packard Bell plans to release the ipower X2.0 sometime from Q4 2008 onwards. The price tag are between $1,563 and $2,816, depending on the configuration. [PCLaunches]
eMachines has unveiled some new desktop PCs and widescreen LCD displays. These new products are include the T3656, T5274, and W3653 that feature SuperMulti DVD drive, 15-in-1 digital media card reader, six USB 2.0 ports, 6 channel HD audio and amplified stereo speakers, preloaded with Microsoft Works 9.0 and Microsoft Windows Vista with Service Pack 1. The 17 inch and 19 inch widescreen variant are priced at $189.99 and $209.99, respectively. [UberGizmo]
Lenovo’s IdeaCentre K210 desktop PC is claimed to be the first desktop model to hit the markets outside of China from Lenovo. The computer comes equipped with an Intel Core 2 Quad Processors4, an Intel GMA 3100 integrated graphics, Blu-ray/HD DVD Combo accommodates home theater with a high definition audio 5.1 for reverberating sound, and an optional upgrade to ATI Radeon 2600 XT 512MB. The IdeaCentre K210 retails for $379 upwards, depending on the configuration. [UberGizmo]
Here is a cool looking PC Case Mod. Dubbed as the Orb PC, the case comes in a form of Pacman or motorcycle-helmet that can open a visor driven by a motor. [TBCS Forum]
Check out this futuristic PC concept. The Bridge PC is designed to support communication between person to PC or person to person. It is designed to “bridge” the gap between people. The computer comes with a slide out interface and a curved ergonomic panel that changes the way you navigate through various tasks on the screen. See more pictures after the jump. [NextGen] Read more
Dell has decided to release a mini desktop system, the Studio Hybrid. Sadly, we don’t know yet about the processor. The gadget is powered by Intel chipset, 320GB HDD, up to 4GB RAM, DVD burner, WiFi, five USB ports, an HDMI port, S/PDIF, DVI, and a memory card reader. The price tag are between $500 and $700, depending on the configuration. [Engadget]
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