Israel's CompuLab, makers of the fit-PC range of energy efficient mini-PCs, has announced a new miniature computer powered by NVIDIA's Tegra 2 processing platform. The Trim-Slice computer is said to ...

We've got Tegra 2 in tablets and Tegra 2 in phones; why not Tegra 2 in a desktop computer? That's just what the Compulab Trim Slice offers, a super-compact desktop – only slightly larger than a ...

Haifa, Israel – 24-Jan-11 – CompuLab is introducing Trim-Slice – a miniature desktop computer powered by NVIDIA Tegra 2. With 0.6" thick all-metal housing, Trim-Slice is CompuLab's smallest and most ...

Compulab is an Israeli company that makes small, fanless computers for home or commercial use. The company’s latest mini PC aimed at enterprise/industrial usage is called the IPC3, and it has a ...

A new ARM-based Linux PC with a host of capabilities—including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, two Gigabit Ethernet jacks, and five USB ports—goes on sale next month starting at $99. “Utilite,” offered by Israeli ...

CompuLab has taken the time between announcing its fit-PC3 back in January and actually releasing it to give the low power, fanless mini computer a bit of a redesign. There's more processing and ...

Now that Linux Mint 15 is available, it's only fair that we get a new MintBox to match. The CompuLab and Linux Mint teams won't disappoint us on that front: they've just previewed the MintBox 2, a big ...

Compulab Fit-PC3 crams an 1.2 GHz AMD Fusion APU into a small fanless box with a swappable face for customizable IO ports. Compulab Fit-PC3 crams an 1.2 GHz AMD Fusion APU into a small fanless box ...

The Compulab Intense PC is a tiny desktop computer with a fanless design. It measures 7.5″ x 6.3″ x 1.57″. The computer is available with a choice of 17W Intel Celeron, Core i3, or Core i7 chips.

Compulab has introduced a new range of mini PC systems that can be customised to your exact requirements thanks to a comprehensive range of add-on modules. The Compulab Tensor PC computer range still ...

Israel based Compulab has unveiled the Airtop PC, said to be "a revolutionary fanless desktop PC, capable of dissipating 200W". The system relies on a "new concept of natural air-flow (NAF) cooling," ...