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Very posh Pc's (pics)

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Cubit P4 - Mirror Chrome - Recommended

Price: £1,678.81

Mirror Chrome
Pentium 4 2.8Ghz 800FSB
Crucial 2 * 256mb (Dual) DDR400
160GB SATA 7200Rpm Maxtor Hard Disk
2x Panasonic DVD-R/-RW Drive (minus format)
Nvidia GForce FX5600 128mb DDR AGP, TV-out & DVI
6-in-1 Multicard Reader (integrated)
Windows XP Home
1 Year Warranty

& heres what they say:

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WHAT WE DO

We make small, goodlooking PCs. By PCs, we mean the brains of the computer, the part many people keep stashed under their desks in a big beige "tower". Our latest models are the colourful Cubit 3 and the powerful Cubit P4.

WHY

We made the first Cubit because we thought PCs were too big and too ugly. We're not the first to think of shrinking the PC, but it's usually presented in a combination of oblong tin cans and spray painted plastic.

We design for style, build quality, compactness and ease of use. We want you to treat our machines as part of your decor. We want them to be at home in your living room, your office, your study bedroom... even your kitchen.

HOW

Style - Cubits have curvy outlines, a beautiful matt surface texture and come in a dozen different anodised colours... and we've introduced a gleaming chrome plating for the Cubit P4. Every Cubit is hand-finished by craftsmen here in the UK.

Build quality - all Cubits are made of 5mm thick aluminium. They will last. You won't want to throw them away in three years - you'll want to upgrade them.

Compactness - each part of the Cubit is designed to allow the best use of standard components in as small a space as possible. We've designed a special tray-loading system, Quickslot (TM), to accomplish this.

Ease of use - the Quickslot (TM) system makes upgrading quick and simple, so much so that you can build or upgrade your own Cubit in less than an hour. For the techies, make that fifteen minutes.

Opinions please.... :)

Re: Very posh Pc's (pics)

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Originally posted by Magpie0001

Opinions please.... :)

adorable ;)

I just know one of my friends will try to shove toast into one of those things.

ohh snap that is crazy lookin

I love the looks of the case.....I wonder if i can find a case on ebay

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Originally posted by Magpie0001
Opinions please.... :)

Ugly as hell.
Too small for me.
Looks like something a chic would want.

No thanks. I'll keep my big-ass beige tower. It's big, has many noisy fans, and it would eat a "Cubit" for breakfast.

soo cute!
i would like one of those in the kitchen with a flat panel screen to pull receipes off a database, or do some "googlecooking" or use as a multimedia server, but not for my main pc.

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Originally posted by sixate
Ugly as hell.
Too small for me.
Looks like something a chic would want.

yup. people will make fun of u if u take one of those things to a lan party. (hell, they might even kick u from games just for that).

looks ugly as HELL.

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Originally posted by sixate

Looks like something a chic would want.

hehee... ;)

i gotta clarify - i wouldn't use it for my main PC...

/me huggles her self-built tower :D

but for novelty's sake, it's damn cute! :p

@ Ashton - love the photoshop :)

Not a fan of them.. like SiN said, for novelty's sake.

Nice photoshop Ashton.. didn't take too long either!

You Want Posh ....

http://www.go-l.com/desktops/machl38/features/main.jpg

CacheFlow: Built-in
SuperBIOS: Built-in
CPU: 3_8GHz_Extreme
L2_Cache: 512K
Memory: 16GB_533MHz
PuRam: Built-in
3_8_Storage: 2Terabyte_7200rpm
RAID: 10
SCSI: Ultra-SCSI320_4_73_GB
Fiber-channel: Built-in
Graphics: MatroxParhelia_256MB_Booster
High_Definition: Built-in
Bay_1: 8xDVD-RW
Bay_2: DVD_CD-RW_Combo
Bay_3: DoubleSlotLCD-Green
Audio: Built-in
IEEE_1394a_Firewire: 2_Ports
IEEE_1394b_Firewire: 3_Ports
USB2: 8_Ports
PCI_Expansion: Built-in
Modem_GigaLAN: Built-in
Power_Supply: 550W
Input_Device: Keyboard_Mouse
Operating_System: Windows_XP_Pro

How Much ?
$29, 000 without the monitor.

I think perhaps this monitor might be a little better

http://www.9xmedia.com/Images/CONFIG...20over%205.jpg

Its Only an added $142,350

I Know Posh

Re: Very posh Pc's (pics)

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Originally posted by Magpie0001

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Specs & Price:

...160GB SATA 7200Rpm Maxtor Hard Disk...

i picked up a Maxtor Ultra 160gb ATA 7200rpm today. i know its not as good but it was only $99 after a $30 rebate and i couldn't resist. i upgraded from a 20gb, suddenly i feel like i have a supercomputer.

too small, no room for expansion, expensive, whats the point? Its not hard to find a good looking mid tower case, and my desk has room for a mid tower, so why not? If i was that stressed for space I would get rids of something else before getting a tiny comp. If i wanted something portable, I would buy a laptop.

waaay too small, would be nice for some kind of a custo application i am not sure what that would be but not my idea of an everyday user.

I dont like them really, sorry. Upgrading would just be a nightmare. Then there's the heating issues. Those would be good to be like a music player hooked up to your home theatre though.

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Originally posted by damhna
You Want Posh ....

http://www.go-l.com/desktops/machl38/features/main.jpg

CacheFlow: Built-in
SuperBIOS: Built-in
CPU: 3_8GHz_Extreme
L2_Cache: 512K
Memory: 16GB_533MHz
PuRam: Built-in
3_8_Storage: 2Terabyte_7200rpm
RAID: 10
SCSI: Ultra-SCSI320_4_73_GB
Fiber-channel: Built-in
Graphics: MatroxParhelia_256MB_Booster
High_Definition: Built-in
Bay_1: 8xDVD-RW
Bay_2: DVD_CD-RW_Combo
Bay_3: DoubleSlotLCD-Green
Audio: Built-in
IEEE_1394a_Firewire: 2_Ports
IEEE_1394b_Firewire: 3_Ports
USB2: 8_Ports
PCI_Expansion: Built-in
Modem_GigaLAN: Built-in
Power_Supply: 550W
Input_Device: Keyboard_Mouse
Operating_System: Windows_XP_Pro

How Much ?
$29, 000 without the monitor.

I think perhaps this monitor might be a little better

http://www.9xmedia.com/Images/CONFIG...20over%205.jpg

Its Only an added $142,350

I Know Posh

Now I know what to ask Santa to bring me for Christmas :D

damhna, you have just identified one of my life goals: to own one of these things :D

:thumbsup:

Nice comp, but i feel a certain gratification knowing i can build and destroy my comp at will! I mean, who dosnt like troubleshooting for a week because you get file copy errors, and have it end up being a shitty IDE cable?

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Originally posted by The_Dude
yup. people will make fun of u if u take one of those things to a lan party. (hell, they might even kick u from games just for that).

looks ugly as HELL.

I have a Shuttle form factor mini pc and its awesome. Everyone at lan parties is hella jealous of me cuz i have the best computer there packed into a tiny little box about 1/5 the size of their monsters. But ya those look kinda fruity.

Those cases are pretty sick lookin. I might think about about gettin one if there less then 300.... hmm.... and that vapochill with the crazy specs would be a dream come true.

o heck i'll pass on that small thing for me, i like being able to add a hard drive or a cd drive if i need to and also why have a little thing wit like 0 mod room???? now who dosent love to mod the crap out of your cases if your a good geek?

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http://www.9xmedia.com/Images/CONFIG...20over%205.jpg

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What a waste of post space...

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Originally posted by liquid_dreams
o heck i'll pass on that small thing for me, i like being able to add a hard drive or a cd drive if i need to and also why have a little thing wit like 0 mod room???? now who dosent love to mod the crap out of your cases if your a good geek?

You can mod the hell out of the Shuttles, and i have 2 160 Gig Hard drives in mine. :p

Here's one of my friends computers.

Specs:
Epia 800mhz mobo/cpu
built in audio/video
384mb PC133
30GB HDD 7200rpm
24x external (modded internally) CDRW (functions at 4x till I get a new epia board.....mine only has usb1).

Left fang: opens cdrom
Right fang: turns on computer

http://www.boomspeed.com/mrcactus/spidercase1.jpg http://www.boomspeed.com/mrcactus/spidercase2.jpg http://www.boomspeed.com/mrcactus/spidercase3.jpg http://www.boomspeed.com/mrcactus/spidercase4.jpg http://www.boomspeed.com/mrcactus/spidercase5.jpg

Edit: I uploaded the pics to my hosting space to rid us of the annoying "Remote linking forbidden" picture. This case is too cool to not show people. -MSD

I am a fan of small form factor. I have to move around alot and it's nice not to have to carry a 40 pound PC along with my 80 pound monitor... For those of us who can't afford to play games small form factor is definitely worth the minimal price. If I need expansion I have my 600Mhz linux box which has 5 or 6 PCI slots, 5 drives (room for two more), and no monitor. Everyone should have a spare linux box in a closet.

It looks great, specs nothing special, but I think it's a bit to expensive.

If it doesn't look like a computer, I probably don't want it. That cubit just makes me think I'd toss it aside forgeting what it was...