AOpen XC Cube EZ945 announced, cubic cuteness abounds
It's been nearly two months since we've heard from our friends over at AOpen, the company last heard 'round these parts for its rather well-executed Mac mini knock. Well, AOpen's announced its new XC Cube EZ945, another cubical device that supports Core 2 Duo and the Core 2 Extreme chips -- but beyond that, it will "fully burst out all 64bit processing ability!" It's also got gigabit Ethernet, four SATA2 slots, eight USB 2.0 ports, three FireWire ports, one PCI-E x16 slot and one PCI slot, and supports 7.1 audio. Unfortunately, we've got zero pricing nor a release date for this little guy, but we'll be sure to "fully burst out all" when we do get it.
[Via TG Daily]
[Via TG Daily]

















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Spaceman2004 @ Oct 25th 2006 5:25AM
These small boxes are a waste of time. You can't put a good gfx card in because they take up so much room now a days. There isn't even vents for where the card needs to pull air in from the side! (I do mean the side, not the back!)
Matias Korhonen @ Oct 25th 2006 7:01AM
These small cases are hardly meant for gaming powerhouses. I would gladly grab one of these for a media centre...
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MPG @ Oct 25th 2006 7:05AM
Funny, I have a Shuttle PC that is about that size, and I can fit any GFX card into the case that is currently on the market. Heat management doesn't seem to be a problem either, seeing how I am currently using a passive 7600GT.
KultiVator @ Oct 25th 2006 7:43AM
Am I seeing things or is that a vent on the side of the case (look at reflection beneath the PC for clearer image)?
Doh!
KultiVator @ Oct 25th 2006 7:40AM
I likes the look of this here tiny cubic pc.
Would make for a nice looking Media Centre PC.
Matt @ Oct 25th 2006 7:40AM
$279.99 at Newegg:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16856140024
rj @ Oct 25th 2006 8:11AM
that's the wrong model (older one).
it's ez945(c) or ez965 for core2duo support.
http://xc.aopen.com.tw/CubeProduct-mini.aspx?type=25&names=EZ/%20EX/%20EY/%20EU&adauno_t=84
Crazylink @ Oct 25th 2006 7:51AM
I doubt it will be very expensive, AOpen is pretty cheap (and not bad quality either).