Great – first we have computers that are bundled under the HTPC category, next we move on to a green HTPC and given ample moment, someone has to come up with a luxury green HTPC. That’s precisely what Seoul-based Green designer, Design Hara, came up with – a luxury green HTPC that has a recyclable chassis, handcrafted cypress wood or rose wood side panels and a front cover courtesy of natural sheep leather. All internal parts of the PC are connected using bolts and nuts, helping ease the recyclable e-waste separation process. For those who count dollars and cents, that HTPC requires only 33% of energy to run compared to a desktop equivalent, as it holds a Mini-ITX motherboard within alongside HDMI and DVI outputs, an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 4GB RAM and a 1TB hard drive.

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Asus and NVIDIA have just announced that several new models of the award-winning Asus Eee line are shipping with NVIDIA’s Ion chipset (the same one used in the Macbook Pro). The new products include:

• Eee PC 1201N: Ion + dual-core CPU (Atom) netbook
• EeeTop PC EB1012: All-in-one 20″ with touch screen and DVD


• EeeBox PC EB 1012: Nettop that is HD video capable


• EeeBox PC EB1501: A more energetic box with 4GB of memory and Windows 7 Home Premium


• AT3N7A-I: A mini-ITX motherboard for home theater PCs

With the upcoming Flash 10.1 (final release), Ion will be extremely potent, not only for hardware-accelerated DVD or Blu-Ray playback (it has been since day 1), but plus for playing fullscreen Flash videos from sites like Hulu or YouTube, which are quickly becoming critical to a Media Center experience. that is a major design-win for NVIDIA.

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