xtremecomputing.co.uk - 3/16/2009
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For this review I will be looking at a new product from possibly one of the best-known names in the computer hardware business, akasa. The product I will be looking at is the akasa elite, a card reader with a difference as it can also read sim cards and smart cards. Before we take a look ...
bit-tech.net - 3/17/2009
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bit-tech.net —
Today we're taking a look at Akasa's entry
into the SFF market with the Enigma Mini-ITX case
and finding out if its the ideal home for an Intel Atom based system or media centre.Do good things really come in small packages?
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Akasa Enigma
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