TriGem's Little Lloun+ media PC: littler, and Core 2 Duo

by Thomas Ricker posted Oct 24th 2006 at 4:33PM

TriGem, you know, the Korean company behind Averatec here in the US, have just thrown down an update to the Little Lluon media PC. Dubbed the Little Lluon+, it's now slimmer but heftier than its cuz at 44-mm (1.7-inch) / 3-kg (6.6-pound) and purrs along at a maximum of 31.6dB on down to 25.1dB at a chilled idle. Better yet, it's now driving Windows Media Center Edition with a 2.0GHz Core 2 Duo T7200 and 320GB SATA disk according to Akihabara News. Thing is, we can only find the LCFC11-MO plus model on the TriGem site which sports the lessor 1.73GHz Core Duo T2250 proc -- so pass on the link love if ya got it in the comments dear readers. Oh, and we'll be expecting your LX version for the rest of world any day now Philips, thanks.

[Via Akihabara News]

Filed under: Media PCs

Tags: averatec, little lluon, little lluon plus, LittleLluon, LittleLluonPlus, philips, trigem

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John from Buffalo @ Oct 24th 2006 4:43PM

I have to say the form factor is a bit normal, but if you go and check out the phat post-terior of the machine, and the monitor (LCD) specz, you start to realize how special this guy is. It has a "feel" of a computer, but also does a lot for it's rather small size.

I'm impressed. If I wasn't such a Mac zealot, I'd trash my iMac Core 2 Duo (just purchased) for this baby. But a-lass.. it doesn't run OS X (without hacking).

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kvocal @ Oct 25th 2006 1:14AM

I want to be an iMac when I grow-up.

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sean Tyler @ Oct 24th 2006 8:33PM

Looks like a G4 imac.

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