Stealth’s rugged LPC-395F Mini PC: it’s like a caged monster, but weak

Stealth Computer has been kicking, shoving and blasting ruggedized PCs out of its labs for years on end, and the latest mini PC is amongst the smallest we’ve seen to still sport such a hardcore shell. The LPC-395F is a fanless rig with integrated removable storage, featuring front-loading removable media slots (for HDDs and flash media), a 1.6GHz Atom N270 processor, a metal chassis and an overall size of just 6.54- x 6.18- x 1.89-inches. As for ports, you’ll find twin gigabit Ethernet sockets, four USB 2.0 connectors, DVI and RS-232; there’s also an inbuilt WiFi module and room for 2GB of RAM, while the OS that arrives is totally your call. The base configuration checks in at $795, but you’ll probably end up paying well north of a grand when everything’s said and done.

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