Qbox-N270 nettop hits the FCC
You gotta love it when three small numbers give away virtually all of a product's specs, but such is the age of Atom -- one look at Foxconn's QBox-N270 in the FCC database and we knew that it was packing a 1.6GHz Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM, and at most a 160GB drive. Actually, the most interesting thing about this Linux-powered rig other than the lime green case is that it has a modem port -- is this the nettop rural America has been screaming for? Only time will tell.























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I don't think the case is lime green (points back at the wall)
Doctor, I concur.
Nevertheless, that and the modem are surely the most interesting aspects of this gizmo. I'd say put him on the time machine and pack him off to that 60s show or something.
@ Alex L. : White balance…
Looks around the read link - points out image hidden in one of the links:
https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/blobs/retrieve.cgi?attachment_id=1098849&native_or_pdf=pdf
Admittedly a bit hidden away but I reckon it might actually be green :\
Err - meant for comment above... :(
Look at the last picture, even the non-reflective power brick looks a bit green, that whole room is painted lime green (from what I've gathered).
You might be right - I guess we'll find out one-day; if anyone can be bothered to follow this to the logical conclusion.
I don't think it will be me though :)
LOL, don't look at me, specially in the case you're right and I'm wrong...
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Yea, if the back wall is whilte/neutral. then the case looks more like a metallic silver/gray.
Rural America is screaming for a nettop? April Fool's Day was 3 weeks ago, buddy.
There's no place to keep my chickens!!
What would be great would be a unit similar to this in size and power that can sit attached to the back of a screen but with a 'remote' power switch, like on a flexible stork.
I'd be happy if it had no ports aside from USB and video, though it would obviously need bluetooth and WIFI - hmm, liking this idea. Might be seeing if I can order one of those stand alone boards we see every now and then...
* Scuttles off to find toolbox & hammer... *
I kept reading that as 'nerftop'.
I lold
The likelihood that they found a purely hardware modem that'll fit in that box or a winmodem that'll run under Linux seems a bit remote...soft modems just aren't that well supported. I'd bet they just forgot to stop up the port.
actually there are a couple modems supported on Linux that arn't hard modems ... our old laptop had a pctel modem that works fine and I think lucent softmodems work as well... and there is a company that sells a tiny usb attached hard modem couldn't be all that hard to fit one on the board
Is that a fucking MODEM in there? Good lord.
That may not be a modem at all. It could be an port to connect a standard phone for VOIP.
Businesses like faxmodem ports. Very convenient for some of them. And it isn't like the tech is expensive.
Why 1 GB RAM only? That's a linux device, no need for MS licence limitations!
A 160 GB HD? Does this fit in? Yes, cheaper than a Mac mini, but still much less sexy...
from that picture it could be like 1meter long lol