In my last post I did an overview and comparison of the Intel Atom C2750 CPU. If you missed it, you may want to go back and give it a read. Don't worry, I'll wait here for you to return ... Back? Great! Today, I'm taking a look at some motherboards with this CPU embedded as well as a system build spec using one of these boards.
I love the Mini-ITX form factor. It started out with boards for very low end CPUs and has progressed to where today you can get boards for full-power desktop and server CPUs. Intel's...
When the average person thinks about advances in computer processors, the general consensus is that faster is better. That makes sense right? Faster computers are better! If you talk to anyone who has ever worked in a data center though, they may have a somewhat different opinion.
Enterprise computing admins care about performance, absolutely, but they also often care about how much performance they get per watt of electricity used. Electricity costs money, especially when it's on data center scales - then there's...
I love my Chromebook! Since I got it back in November, I've found a wealth of great cloud based apps. However, sometimes I wish I could have access to the software and files on my Linux desktop PC without having to sit at my desk or I don't have an acceptable free cloud based app to perform a certain task.
With this in mind, I went looking for a way to remote into my Linux desktop. Chrome Remote Desktop isn't an option because it requires someone to be sitting at the remote computer to grant access to it. If I'm...