AOpen Digital Engine DE2700 - DTS - 1 x Atom N270 / 1.6 GHz - RAM 0 MB - no HDD - GMA 950 - Gigabit Ethernet - Monitor : none

Silent - no moving parts to make noise ; Very sturdy construction - steel mesh frame ; SSD or CF storage - can boot from either one ; Dual gigabit ethernet ports - great for firewalls, proxies, dhcp servers, etc

Runs pretty hot

This device is awesome. It's tiny, fanless and low power with 2 x NICs. It comes with 1GB of RAM and has removable space for an HDD or CF card. It is THE perfect open source firewall appliance ; I used an old HDD and installed pfSense on these little...

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Silent Running. No moving parts to fail. I was able to get this to boot from a CF card, with a 500 gb green on the sata connection. It was fun finding a "fixed disk" CF card, but once I had it (RiData 600X Lightening Series), performance jumped...

Limited Bios. It worked for me, but missed a couple of features found in DEX4501

I got a replacement unit which does not make the high pitched noise noise

I ordered this and the unit made a terribly loud high pitched noise

Very nice little machine, I agree with all the other comments I read

Makes a mind-shattering high pitched noise that makes me nauseous

Silent, no moving parts, solid construction

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Quiet, low power, completely solid state unless you put a mechanical HDD. Fast enough to play MKV video files with no problem. I use it as a multi-media machine running Ubuntu and can play music, videos (not ISO images), surf the web, etc... Video...

Will not boot from the CF if an HDD is installed also, at least as far as I can tell. Not quite powerful enough to open a DVD image file. Be careful driving an amp with the audio out; I overpowered my amp and had to wait for it to reset. The NIC's in...

Dual gigabit ports, CF card reader you can boot from, low power consumption, lightweight. Two COM ports ; Capable of network booting, which I used to install OpenBSD to use as a router

Bright blue light fills a dark room. Definitely do not keep in your bedroom

Nice little box, does everything I need it to with no fans or moving parts

The flaps that cover the CF and HDD slots are held in place with a screw. If you remove the screw, then they flap around. Really stretching to come up with cons here

I use these for just about everything! I've set them up as print servers, monitoring systems, firewalls (2x 1gb/s NICs), access points (WLAN Card added separately), mounted vehicle compute, kiosk signs (mounts easy behind a TV or monitor). But what I...

One DVI output (it would be nice to run dual monitors on one. But if your using to advertise just use a DVI splitter to make two duplicate screens.)