Compulab’s Trim Slice on sale, for power users only

Remember the Trim Slice , that Tegra 2-powered nettop that surfaced back in January? Well, it’s finally on sale, but the company would prefer that casual consumers hold off on buying. To recap, the chassis, just six tenths of an inch thick, is home to a dual-core ARM Cortex A9 CPU, GeForce ULP chip, SATA SSD, 1GB of RAM, 802.11n WiFI, Bluetooth, and a cornucopia of I/O ports. It starts at $199 for a model that lacks internal WiFi and storage (you can add these via dongles), and graduates to models with 4GB of microSD storage and a WiFi dongle ($219) and a “Pro” version with a 32GB SSD and wireless and Bluetooth dongles ($319). Whichever iteration you choose, though, you’ll be greeted by a warning that the software remains a work in progress, so you’ll probably want to stay away for now. Unless, of course, you’re a developer — or you really know how to have a good time. Continue reading Compulab’s Trim Slice on sale, for power users only Compulab’s Trim Slice on sale, for power users only originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 02 May 2011 11:31:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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