Piixl EdgeCenter 3770 media PC slides behind your flat panel, doesn’t get the attention it deserves
Unorthodox media center PCs aren’t anything new ; if you can dream it up, there’s most likely an option out there with your name on it . Piixl’s newest entry, however, has a fairly decent shot at appealing to more than just the home theater junkies, but only time will tell if the London-based startup can convince consumers that they really need another slab of machinery behind their flat-panel. The EdgeCenter 3770 is essentially an ultraslim HTPC with an enclosure that’s engineered to mount directly behind flat-panel HDTVs through their VESA mounting interface. The whole thing is just 30mm deep and can fit screens ranging from 37- to 70-inches, and if you’re worried about it being underpowered, don’t be. The base configuration is equipped with a 3Ghz Core 2 Duo chip, while Core i5 and Core i7 options (not to mention discrete GPUs) are available for those with the spare poundage. Interested parties can order theirs now starting at ?2,490 ($4,043), though it’s frighteningly easy to push that well into five figure territory. Continue reading Piixl EdgeCenter 3770 media PC slides behind your flat panel, doesn’t get the attention it deserves Piixl EdgeCenter 3770 media PC slides behind your flat panel, doesn’t get the attention it deserves originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 12 Dec 2009 19:13:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink ? ?|? Piixl ?|? Email this ?|? Comments
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