New Aleutia H1 Ion HTPC Now on Sale for £299 in Black and White
We've finally re-released the new H1 on our website. This tiny PC is about the size of a DVD case and weighs just 486 grams! It's less than an inch thick and comes with 2GB RAM and a 250GB hard drive with options for Intel or Corsair SSD or 500GB hard drive. We'll soon offer the new Corsair F40 SSD, the world's fastest. The H1 is available in black or white and we can install either Windows 7 Home Premium or Ubuntu 10.04.
I use one at home and love it. It's small and quiet enough that my girlfriend doesn't complain (it blends in with the DVDs beneath the TV). My 37" TV is only 720p but even at 1366 x 768 resolution Ubuntu is nice and sharp (as is Windows, I use Dual Boot). I can use Picasa or XBMC to run slideshows, and it's the ultimate bit torrent box. It uses so little power so you can have it downloading films all day and then play them back in the evening...on the same box! no need to copy stuff to a USB stick.
Aleutia H3 Relaunched with USB 3.0 Ports, Gigabyte Motherboard, and Tougher Chassis.
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We've relaunched our popular H3 today with a new Gigabyte GA-H55N-USB3 mini-itx motherboard. This board has received a great review from Anandtech.com and after personally soak testing it for the last week in our new galvanized steel case I can confirm it is a superior to the Intel DH57JG. Power consumption is just as low but the BIOS has far more features and the system includes a pair of USB 3.0 ports to further future proof the H3.
Aleutia H1 Ultra Small Ion HTPC: New Product Shots, Launching August 10
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Pictured with Stand and Front I/O. Also ships with VESA mounting kit.
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Rear I/O consists of: 4 x USB 2.0 Ports, Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI (with Audio support), and DVI port (with DVI to VGA adapter included), 19V DC Input, Audio Input. There is an SMA socket for the 3db WLAN antenna (included). Of course the internal Mini PCIe WLAN card plays beautifully with Linux.