Guide to Building a HD HTPC Buyer's Guide to Building a Home Theater PC - October/November 2011 Announcement (updated on October 1, 2011) Here is the basic plan for "Buyer's Guide to Building a Home Theater PC" (formerly "Recommended HTPC Systems"): 1. Issues and Editions. 2. Single issue ($4 USD or more): You can download the current latest issue. 4 issues ($10 USD or more): You are eligible to download 4 consecutive issues. then select either one described above, click the PayPal icon and follow the instruction in the loaded page to send a donation. 4. ), PM me or email me. Why do I ask a donation? Research latest hardware components;Acquire key hardware components and do lots of experiments;Write the information obtained in a readable form, that requires lots of time, meditation and inspiration (not kidding). BTW the amount of donations in 2010 is October 16 2010 - November 15 2010: $60September 16 2010 - October 15 2010: $85August 16 2010 - September 15 2010: $145 Release Notes Past Guides in This Thread Part I.
MEDIAPORTAL - free media center - Home Bienvenido/a a Kubyc System - Kubyc System ASUS DiGiMatrix Barebone with a Unique Look and Functionality, though not Game-oriented ASUSTeK is well-known to our readers by many things including its barebones. But the company's previous products belonging to this particular market were nothing but standard more or less modified towers (Terminator series) and desktops (Prodigy and Pundit). But life does not stand still: Shuttle is really overwhelming with its immense number of announced models on almost any of the existing chipsets; Chinese and Taiwanese companies sell similar products at lower prices; the ECS giant offers interesting and inexpensive barebones… With a competition that fierce, one has to produce unique devices — which was exactly what MSI did releasing its Mega PC, a computer with the functionality of a Hi-Fi system. ASUS riposted by… well, you should see that. Appearance What a sight!.. So, in contrast to cubic Shuttles and the likes, this barebone has a flat, almost square case (WxD = 285x290 mm). Now let's examine the functionality of the front panel (which, in fact, is a false one).
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