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|  | Tranquil PC targets home server market
Millions of households in the developed world now have more than one PC and what's more, they have video, photo and music collections that all need to be backed up. Windows Home Server aims to cater for this growing market - and consumers don't want another beige beast humming away in their den. Tranquil, the UK's premier designer of silent PCs is stepping up to the challenge. "What's so clever about the T7-HSA, though, is what you don't see - or hear, come to that. There isn't a single fan in the whole system, with the chipset, hard disk and CPU all cooled by the case itself via heatpipes. With the hard disk the only source of noise (and suspended in a vibration reducing cradle), that makes it all but completely silent..." Read more at PCPro.co.uk. |
Posted on Friday, August 17, 2007.
Posted by fiona.
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