Computer In A… Vase?
ECS is well known among geeks for their motherboards and other hardware that goes inside a computer.
Generally, they’re not well known for complete systems. But at this year’s Computex they unveiled a new
desktop livingroom form factor—
a computer in a vase!
And it is quite the capable little machine, too. It sports an Intel Atom 230 processor and nVidia’s ION platform which makes it capable of playing fairly graphics intensive games as well as being able to handle HD video playback. Even sports HDMI output and a Blu-ray drive so it is set to be the perfect pairing for your livingroom’s HDTV. Hit the link below to check out Engadget’s gallery of photos of this “suburban camo” machine.
Via Engadget
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