marvell plug computer 3.0: the latest in plug-and-play computing
We always heard ridiculous things about the future. In fact, I’m sure that I’ve heard that in the future, computers will be as small as a power plug. Well that’s actually partly true. Marvell has been producing plug-sized computers for a while. Their latest has just been announced.
Marvell just launched the newest version of its Plug computer, the Plug 3.0. It’s based on the Armada 300 processor, and draws less than 1/10th of the power that a typical PC uses. However, it still manages to run at a 2Ghz processor speed and has WiFi, Bluetooth and a built-in 1.8-inch hard drive. Not too shabby, eh?
The case is a lot nicer looking than the previous editions. It’s been rumored that a few big-name brands are working on upcoming releases on this platform. We’ll see how relevant the Plug Computer 3.0 really is later this year. Still, it looks pretty cute.
[via Ubergizmo]
categories: computing technology
tags: ces 2010 computer eco friendly embedded linux marvell pc plug power
January 5th, 2010 comments (2): stumble it! digg it! by: range
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Marvell’s upped the aesthetics on their plug computers; the sheevaplug was an ugly gadget. but I’d rather wait for the Somniloquy to be mass-produced.
I want one to run one with Ubuntu.
“…and draws less than 1/10th of the power that a typical PC uses…still manages to run at a 2Ghz processor speed and has WiFi, Bluetooth and a built-in 1.8-inch hard drive” WOW!