The VIA ARTiGO Pico-ITX Builder Kit A1000 includes a 1GHz mainboard, the chassis, and all of the necessary cables.
If you’re still stumped on what to get the geek in your life, Via Technologies has great timing. This Friday, they will start selling ARTiGO, a kit that allows do-it-yourselfers to build a 6-inch PC.
The kit comes with an EPIA PX Pico-ITX Mainboard, a chassis, a power cord, an adapter, and all of the cables to complete the project. If you want to see what you may be getting yourself (or a loved one) into, there’s a how-to video on Via’s website.
When all is said and done, you’ll have a pocket-sized PC measuring 5.9 by 4.3 by 1.8 inches. Other features include a VIA C7 1GHz processor and four USB 2.0 ports; you’ll have to add your own memory and storage.
Extreme Tech says the kit will be sold at Avnet, EPROM Computer Systems, Fry’s Electronics, Logic Supply and Ma Lab/Ewiz. The MSRP is $300.

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