The VIA ARTiGO Builder Kit

Exclusively from TechnoVoyance.com: A first look at the ARTiGO Builder Kit from VIA. Designed to let enthusiast consumers build their own Pico-ITX based ultra compact PC.

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Science & Technology

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• EPIA
• ARTiGO
• VIA
• Pico-ITX
• Technovoyance
• Technovoyeur
• Ultra
• Compact
• PC
• Sexy
• Computer
• DIY

[Metallica4LifeDude]

If this technology is available for general public, i wonder what is available to the military and other agencies.

[SouthNJPC]

the shasey? your fucking retarded and your accent. my pc shits these out on a daily basis. they shoot right out of the usb3 port 2 - 3 at time sometimes. this is an old vid i know your trolls... shit im trolling around also so get over it.

[marktse]

so i've seen artigo boxs at frys for 200-275. This is a complete rip off. A marketing ploy so they can get away with selling you a box and board without a HD, ram, and last I checked the nano, C7, and eden all lost in performance to the atom which also sucks. For 300 or less you can get the lenovo q150 with a dual core atom/ion2. Or do what I did, buy a custom board from china with a dual core amd that 3x faster and has HD radeon all on a single pico or nano-itx

[ogicabp4u]

now you could put in 4gb of ram and a 2Gb HDD (use IDE 2 SATA).

[oliverwalsh93]

this isn't very difficult, or maybe im getting good with pc's :D

[rysliv]

i want to make a Cluster out of these

[monstercameron]

too enpensive!

[Sivinhfkdfsjdhfsdkjh]

I like how small it is and that you save some money by not having them build it for you but I think if you want to build a computer you should put in the extra $200-$300 bucks for a real comp

[phobik2000]

why do you say that?

[codemaster2k]

shitty sound.... all seen here is in the manual.

you must be really a no brainer for failing in sticking this together.

1 star for your work