PC Pro has recently got their hands on the smallest PC in the world, with each side measuring around 2 inches square. The cool tiny PC ran on a 200MHz processor clockable to either 250MHz or the full 300MHz, featuring on-board 16 MB memory, and red hat Linux OS that runs off a 1GB Compact-Flash card that slots into the side of the Space Cube. You can add a single USB multi-port for a keyboard, mouse and more. There’s also VGA output to connect a monitor. The Ethernet port allows you to connect to internet, and a pair of jacks cater for speakers and headphones. The space cube PC is originally developed in Japan by Shimafuji Corporation, and retails for around $350 locally
PC Pro has recently got their hands on the smallest PC in the world, with each side measuring around 2 inches square. The cool tiny PC ran on a 200MHz processor clockable to either 250MHz or the full 300MHz, featuring on-board 16 MB memory, and red hat Linux OS that runs off a 1GB Compact-Flash card that slots into the side of the Space Cube. You can add a single USB multi-port for a keyboard, mouse and more. There’s also VGA output to connect a monitor. The Ethernet port allows you to connect to internet, and a pair of jacks cater for speakers and headphones. The space cube PC is originally developed in Japan by Shimafuji Corporation, and retails for around $350 locally
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