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Written by Ben Hall
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Monday, 05 November 2007 |
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 Wal-Mart has just started selling the Everex Green gPC TC2502. With a retail price of only $198, the new PC is designed to cater to the demands of a new generation of computer users and includes popular applications from Google, Mozilla, Skype and OpenOffice.org. It’s also based on the critically acclaimed Ubuntu Linux distribution with the new gOS operating system featuring a simple and intuitive graphical user interface and comes with a lifetime of free updates and revisions.
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Written by Ben Hall
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Wednesday, 31 October 2007 |
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With the increasing amount of in-house produced video coming out of VIA these days, take a look at the latest to come off the production line. Put together by my workmate, Claire, it’s the introduction to a series on Ultra Mobile Devices (UMDs) that will cater to those of us who don’t know much about these new computers. Entitled ‘UMDs for Dumplings’, through a series of short videos Claire will take a look at these small form PCs and ask some of her colleagues if they can help her shed some light on them. Even I make a brief appearance as the ‘Green Geek’.
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Written by Ben Hall
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Wednesday, 24 October 2007 |
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 Pic.1 Pico-ITX topside view
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Written by Ben Hall
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Tuesday, 16 October 2007 |
Here's a look at a video made by Charles from VIA. In it he talks about power efficiency and the benefits of using a VIA pc-1 system. It's the first in a series which will look at various aspects of the pc-1 initiative. Apparently, VIA are trying to get Charles to spice things up a little and assume some sort of exciting, zany persona, but until he agrees you'll just have to put up with him presenting in his normal character.
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Written by Ben Hall
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Tuesday, 09 October 2007 |
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 VIA’s just announced an innovative new product, which, though not geared for the green PC space, has some very green qualities. The VESA Mounted PC was designed originally to offer a more cost effective alternative to panel PCs, with the combined cost of a vmpc and a standard monitor being less than that of a regular panel PC. But with its size, space saving features, fanless configuration, and ultra low voltage processor, it’s certainly an asset to the green computing drive.
Check out the video Stew from Technovoyance has made explaining just how this new PC works:
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