[DuckieHo]

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2012/02/02/cupp-confirms-punkthis/1


Quote:

Based on the company's patented multi-mode computing technology, the PunkThis offers a Texas Instruments DM3730 ARM Cortex-A8 processor running at 1GHz and 512MB of RAM on a plug-in mini-PCIe module for insertion into existing computers.

You can add a motherboard to a motherboard....

 

[srsdude]

Yo dawg I heard you like computers in computers so we put a computer in your computer so you can use your computer while using your computer!

 

[Nocturin]

Quote:

Originally Posted by srsdude

Yo dawg I heard you like computers in computers so we put a computer in your computer so you can use your computer while using your computer!

Sigged. Thank you for the grinnage

 

[Bloitz]

Nice, now we can actually 'soup up' our systems by adding motherboards

 

[WC_EEND]

I love how this news came about a day after the article about adding motherboards

 

[Sir Beregond]

I see what they did there...

 

[Carniflex]

Interesting gadget. And in my opinion pretty decent idea overall, although commercial success will mot likely depend on the price of this thing.

 

[redsunx]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DuckieHo

You can add a motherboard to a motherboard....

Firewall for servers perhaps?

This looks like an extremely efficient use for servers.

You could run a userbase and the storage base all in the same box.

 

[ToTheSun!]

Quote:

Originally Posted by srsdude

Yo dawg I heard you like computers in computers so we put a computer in your computer so you can use your computer while using your computer!

*fixed

 

[Brutuz]

Now, how about just a plain ARM based netbook? I want one with an A9 based dual core CPU and 1GB RAM, to install Gentoo on.

 

[Ghooble]

So now we can 'soup' up our PCs by adding motherboards?! THAT GUY SAW THE FUTURE

 

[Vonnis]

Get this plus that CM Hyper 212+ with the computer and you're ready for anything.

 

[just_nuke_em]

Guess she was right after all

http://www.overclock.net/t/1208796/bloomberg-the-real-cost-of-being-a-video-gamer