RE: a bit ot: tiny computer that runs on compact flash/smart media card

From: Chris W. Parker (cparker_at_swatgear.com)
Date: 04/22/04

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    Michael Anaya <mailto:mianaya@edatatrace.com>
        on Thursday, April 22, 2004 12:30 PM said:

    >> i know i've seen these in the past. they are about 1.5" tall, about
    6"
    >> wide, and maybe 4-5" deep. they are mainly used for stuff like
    >> firewalls and routers. does anyone know what they are called and
    >> where i can get one?

    > sounds like a mini-itx motherboard.

    although i haven't found the exact site i was looking for.. i'm pretty
    sure they were using these mini-itx boards. i've found a few cool ones
    on the www.mini-itx.com website so i'll start there.

    thanks!
    chris. 

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