CompuLab introduces its smallest, most energy efficient mini-PC to date

Israel's CompuLab, makers of the fit-PC range of energy efficient mini-PCs, has announced a new miniature computer powered by NVIDIA's Tegra 2 processing platform. The Trim-Slice computer is said to offer the rich multimedia capabilities and user experience of a full-size PC at only a fraction of the power draw. It benefits from a fanless design, Wireless-N connectivity, solid state memory and expansion via both a full size and a micro SD card slots... Continue Reading CompuLab introduces its smallest, most energy efficient mini-PC to date

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(Via gizmag: Personal Computing.)