Microspace PC
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The Microspace PC was a design concept for X86-based compact computer systems. The X86 systems were first invented by the Digital Logic company.
The main goals for the project were:
- A rugged case
- Passive cooling without fans and therefore silent and clean inside.
- Small size (not much larger than a CD-jewel case)
- All the available options for the chipset
There were two main designs:
- MPC 3x: based on P5
- MPC 4x: based on Centrino/Pentium-M and Intel 855 Chipset
