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Ross Campbell wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I have a couple of their original SFF boxen one of which I currently use
for a diskless frontend. It is a nice formfactor but I think the key to
all of this is not smaller, but camoflaged.
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I think the key is to have your server and disk array in a soundproof
closet and have fanless frontends.
To me, this is Shuttle's answer to the Mac Mini. I, for one, welcome
our new even-smaller-form-factor overlords.
Reducing size and stopping noise is a great way to help camoflage something. ;)
-Ross
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Oh don't get me wrong the sound proof closet and diskless frontends
setup is fantastic I'd just look forward to a less PCish looking
frontend<br>
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