Video: Setting up VIA's barebones Artigo A2000

Wednesday, January 28th, 2009

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I’m in the middle of reviewing VIA’s latest barebones system, the Artigo A2000. Essentially a tiny PC in a tiny box like other barebones setups, the Artigo sports the latest Nano-ITX mainboard and uses a sort of netbook-level processor, the VIA 1.5GHz C7-D. It’s a simple little device to set up, although getting the RAM in was a bit of a chore. Everything else works like a charm; I’ll have video in a day or two showing it boot up the latest Ubuntu and hopefully working as my own little media server.

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