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• T-Cube? - John Swenson 16:16:45 09/23/06 (3)
  In Reply to: Thanks, BUT this was posted a while back, orange squarish thing 2x3x3????? posted by Gordon Rankin on September 22, 2006 at 13:36:38:

  I think you mean the T-Cube. I'm not sure if this ever wound up as a real product. All I can find now are some press releases about development work but no actual details. It might be under a completely different name. Its based on the T-engine architecture (MIPS based). It has its own tiny OS, although I did find a reference to a linux version for it.

  It certainly would not be up to running windows!

  John S.
  
  

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  • No it was a Intel based design. Guys I saw it here.... orange retangular SBX maybe. - Gordon Rankin 06:51:09 09/25/06 (2)
    In Reply to: T-Cube? posted by John Swenson on September 23, 2006 at 16:16:45:

    John,

    No it was here that I saw it... it was a little squarish orange powdercoated (I think it came in other colors) metal box that used one of those... I think SBX type stackable mother boards.

    It had a USB port, memory card, ethernet and a VGA.

    Thanks
    Gordon
    J. Gordon Rankin
    
    

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    • Re: No it was a Intel based design. Guys I saw it here.... orange retangular SBX maybe. - Doublej 08:38:12 09/25/06 (1)
      In Reply to: No it was a Intel based design. Guys I saw it here.... orange retangular SBX maybe. posted by Gordon Rankin on September 25, 2006 at 06:51:09:

      Wasn't it reviewed in one of the computer magazines? I vaguely remember thumbing through one of the computer magazines at the store and seeing a orange computer in a small format factor shoot out.
      
      

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      • I think it was one of these ezines for electronic gadgets.... - Gordon Rankin 09:37:45 09/25/06 (0)
        In Reply to: Re: No it was a Intel based design. Guys I saw it here.... orange retangular SBX maybe. posted by Doublej on September 25, 2006 at 08:38:12:

        I think it was one of these ezines for electronic gadgets and some linked that into here via the URL & picture.

        Thanks
        Gordon
        J. Gordon Rankin
        
        

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