What would you do with 11 Itona VXL thin clients?
The specs are:
-Gigabyte P3VB-VXL mini-ITX motherboard
-anless VIA C3 800 Mhz CPU with a
-ports:PS/2, serial, parallel, game, VGA, audio, USB & LAN
-256 MB of PC-133 RAM
-256 MB IDE flash drive
-Windows XPE currently installed.
-----My initial thoughts--
-set up a gaming room for UT.
-do some folding
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M$14 Answers
You could also bridge an FRS/GMRS radio over the internet although that's not really allowed in the rules for those systems.
For software you could use something like mumble for the audio and then juryrig a webpage to remotely control a radio if you go that way.
You could also stick an usb wifi adapter on it and put it at a friends or relative's house, connect it to a neighbors' wifi and then use it as a proxy remotely. Use it to make web browsing, etc look as if it's coming from their ip address.
That last one is kinda nasty, don't actually do that.
I bet those computers don't use very much power since the psu is only 50w.. get a DC-DC power converter, a 30gb+ 2.5" notebook hdd and make a car pc for navigation, music, etc.
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M$Damn that was what i was going to say. actualy planed on doing something like it at the next Oklahoma Video Game Expo. would also have a higher end machine for UDK so people could play with it. http://forums.epicgames.com/showthread.php?t=740353
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M$XBMC?
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M$would be fun
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M$My BRAIN!
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so: idk but it should involve SliTaz http://www.slitaz.org/en/
clustering them would make you the equivalent of an 11-core @ 800mhz cpu with 2.75 gb ram and collective flashdrives, or not, idk how to cluster anything so.. SliTaZ!
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Synergy+ (https://code.google.com/p/synergy-plus/) will give you your multi-screen, single keyboard joy.
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I like this car computer Idea