Shenzhen Guangxuntong Communication Technology has proudly introduced the EKing T9, which is claimed to be “the world’s thinnest touchscreen tablet.” The EKing T9 comes jam packed with a 9.7-inch IPS capacitive touchscreen display, an Intel Z670 processor clocked at 1.5GHz, rear- and front-facing cameras, as well as a 2GB of RAM. The tablet is also claimed to be compatible with five operating systems such as Windows 7, Windows 8, Android, Meego and Ubuntu. Sadly, there is no further info about this tablet. [VR-Zone]
The Kuro-Sheeva is probably the world smallest server. Measuring a mere 96.5mm x 110mm x 48.5mm, the Ubuntu 9.0.4-powered server runs on a 1.2GHz ARM processor with a 512MB RAM as well as a 512MB of storage space. Connectivity options include eSATA, USB and Gigabit Ethernet. You can buy the Kuro-Sheeva mini server for 25,200 Yen or equal to $285. [Geek Stuff 4 U via Kuroutoshikou]
You don’t see many Linux computers running around, so the Linutop 2 would be many of the few. This Xubuntu-based system runs on top of a 500MHz AMD Geode CPU, has 512MB of RAM, and 1GB of flash memory, basically for applications. The Linutop 2 uses only 8 watts of power and has four USB ports, an ethernet jack, audio outs, and comes with AbiWord, Open Office, and Firefox. The Linutop 2 will start shipping on February 26th for $412. [LinuxDevices]
