The AspireRevo measures a svelte and tiny 7.1-inch x 7.1-inch x 1.2-inches high. Bookshelf HTPC. It certainly does smack of that and if you tether a USB Blu-ray drive to it, you've got all the comforts of home in very little space.

Other key features of AspireRevo include:
* Windows Vista Home Premium
* Future Windows 7 support and compatibility
* 1080p HD video with HD 7.1 audio
* DirectX 10 graphics with advanced digital display connectivity
* Runs games like Spore, Sim City 5 and even Call of Duty 4 at moderate resolutions and image quality
* Accelerated video and transcoding via NVIDIA CUDA technology

More info @
http://www.nvidia.com/object/IO_69675.html
http://aceraspirerevo.com/



This post has been edited by sotong168: May 23 2009, 11:26 AM


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Alamak, no digital optical and coaxial. Pure HDMI connection.

Dell™ Studio Hybrid™ more to HTPC.. ha ha ha

Oops...me no HDMI AV Receiver yet.

maybe i should chg the title to "ION based Nettop/HTPC" as expecting many brands ION-based nettop going to emerge soon

http://www.maximumpc.com/tags/nettop