The computer industry has been in a state of flux for the past few years. As the market continues to grow and new technologies continue to evolve, manufacturers are becoming more creative with their products. One of the most successful of these new offerings is the mini-PC, which has given the industry a nice shot in the arm. While the mini-PC market has been become a staple for users who want to integrate custom multimedia systems into their home entertainment system, they are not the only choice. As the PC evolves, and becomes more of a central household component, some users will demand more expandability than what the current mini-PC can offer. This is resulting in full sized ATX motherboards being manufactured with qualities similar to their micro ATX counterparts, but with more features and more room for growth than the mini versions.
hothardware
Apr 22, 2004, 02:12 PM
