really small cases

[zeroidea]

i saw that directron now has a few flex-atx cases which are even smaller than the micro-atx cases that've been out for awhile.

http://www.directron.com/ft620.html looks the nicest to me. if you've got a "second" system it might allow you to drastically shrink the amount of space it takes up.

same case also sold at:
http://www.techstore.com/ts/spec_info.asp?sku=135INW756&S=531G
and
http://www.egghead.com/category/inv/00077424/02885241.htm

 

[bigjon]

Cool dude - thx. Too bad it has to have a micro-ATX motherboard or I'd order one now. But I've been looking for a flex-ATX case for a car computer I'm saving parts for...

Interesting that the fan is on the right side of the case; Micro-ATX mothers must mount on the left side.

 

[cococola]

no external floppy? interesting.

 

[fast_eddie]

If you are really interested in the smallest PC possible, go to http://www.axiontech.com , got into Products, then Systems, and look at the 'BookPC' Socket 270 barebones. 10 11/16" wide x 3 1/4" high x 12 3/16" deep
Intended for the Home Theater / Internet Surfing 'crowd'. I just bought one for use with my Velleman DigitalStorageOscilloscope box; I think that this BookPC will turn out to be the best computer related purchase that I will make during 2000!