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Fed up of waiting for Asus' desktop Eee PC? Rival Taiwanesemanufacturer MSI has stepped in with a mini machine of its own, whichit's punting at just £235.
MSI's Titan: desktop Eee rival before there's a desktop Eee
The PC's called the Titan - something of a misnomer given the unit'ssmall size. It measures 240 x 185 x 70mm, so it's footprint is lessthan that of an A4 sheet of paper.
Plenty of portage
The box packs in a dual-layer multi-format DVD writer, 250GB SATAhard drive, and a stack of I/O ports including Gigabit Ethernet, twoUSB 2.0 ports, TV out, VGA, 5.1-channel digital audio out, and legacyPS/2 and serial connectors.
This latest Small, Cheap Computer™ incorporates a VIA C7 processorclocked at 2GHz and backed up with 1GB of DDR 2 memory. It uses VIA'sCN700 integrated chipset.
The only thing the unit doesn't come with is software - one of thereasons it's as cheap as it is. That's good news for Linux buffs whowon't have to pay the so-called 'Windows tax'.