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   #10. Posted at 02:28 AM on May 7th 2008, Edited at 02:30 AM on May 7th 2008 Edit   Reply
Dirge
At #9 (arg I'm sure I hit reply)
I agree, and am only complaining as I want a decently fast and silent Mini-Itx solution with PCIe.
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   #6. Posted at 06:26 AM on May 6th 2008 Edit   Reply
danazar
I don't understand the "No PCI Express" limitation, even if mini-ITX adoption is your goal. There's no reason you couldn't build a mini-ITX board with a single PCI-E slot on it.
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#6, I agree, why disallow PCI Express? Is it some weird marketin...  :  Protip  (#7)  «
#7, I don't get it either as having at least one slot would g...  :  Dirge  (#8)  «
#8, If you were Intel, your goal would be to increase sale...  :  ludi  (#9)  «

   #5. Posted at 06:19 PM on May 5th 2008, Edited at 08:48 PM on May 5th 2008 Edit   Reply
MadManOriginal
I like small form foactors for PCs when they are appropriate to the intended use. But I like options too. A mATX size at least to allow for some expansion would be nice to see. Perhaps some board makers will go renegade or we'll see that for future atoms.
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   #1. Posted at 10:16 AM on May 5th 2008 Edit   Reply
Shinare
I love Mini-ITX but I wish they would include a single 16x PCIe on these Atom mobo's. Hopefully this kind of publicity will envigorate the form factor and someone will produce an x16 Atom based mobo.
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#1, I am all in favor of that.  :  Dirge  (#4)  «

   #2. Posted at 11:25 AM on May 5th 2008 Edit   Reply
Rza79
Even though VIA introduced Mini-ITX, thanks to Intel we will start seeing a broader range of Mini-ITX cases.
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#2, well I saw some miniITX bords with celerons and .. cpu's are...  :  DancingWind  (#3)  «
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