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Review: NorhTec Microclient Jr Thin PC
Jul 5, 2007, 02 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (7889 reads)

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"What we're looking at today is NorhTec's MicroClient Jr. It's a tiny integrated processor SFF system flexible enough to load a local operating system or boot over a network using the Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP). 200mhz of x86 processing power with a fanless one-chip CPU/north/south bridge combination (the Vortex x86 integrated processors) provides this machines core functionality. Rounding out the it's capabilities are a range of available I/O ports making for a useful pocket sized PC.

"Core processor functions are provided by a single SoC designed by SiS and marketed by DM&P as the Vortex86 line..."

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