Wednesday, June 6th 2012
DETSEL-01: Pocket-Sized x86 PC
Russian Communication Technology LTD. launched DETSEL-01, one of the smallest Intel x86-powered mini-PCs ever. Measuring just 125 x 74 x 12 mm (roughly the size of a Seagate GoFlex 2.5-inch portable HDD), the DETSEL-01 is driven by an Intel Atom E680 processor (1.60 GHz, single-core with HTT, 4.5W TDP), with 1 GB of DDR2-800 memory, with 128 GB or 64 GB SATA 3 Gb/s SSD handling storage, and an external 12V DC input powering it. Connectivity is aplenty, with 802.11 b/g/n, gigabit Ethernet, Bluetooth 4.0, D-Sub display output (HDMI coming soon), stereo HD audio, and two USB 2.0 ports. The best part about this pocket-sized PC is its ability to run 32-bit Windows XP and Windows 7.
Source:
FanlessTech
16 Comments on DETSEL-01: Pocket-Sized x86 PC
Edit: Screw that, why did they even pick the E680?! Why not go with the N2600? 2 Cores/4Threads, 64-bit, and lower TDP? WFT?!
i thought computex was supposted to show true innovation
Any rumors about the pricing?
Few notes:
- D-Sub was a mistake ;)
- 2GB ram, would make a huge difference with windows
- Newer Dualcore atom + DDR3 could be faster with lower power consumption
Not sure about this but, intel had to pay AMD for the 64bit extensions license... but should intel pay for each model they make or just pay once and that applies to all their cpus?
This was a long time ago, so please forgive me if my memory failed me and this is not correct. I will look after it as soon as I will have some time.
In addition to the first generation, we are going to have the 2nd and 3rd...this year.