BYO Alienware DH2 Using Intel’s Entertainment PC Barebones System for OEMs
By Alexander Grundner |
February 17th, 2005
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This might be the hottest barebones HTPC case that no one knew existed, until now. Via Chris Lanier’s Blog, a post on AVSForum points readers to Newegg’s product listing for the Intel Entertainment PC Bare-bone System for Intel Processors, Model L8D915POMS2N3S OEM (Current Price $829). Now all you have to do is find an OEM copy of Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005, purchase a large capacity hard drive, and decide which Intel P4 CPU you want to power your new object of envy.
Specifications:
Motherboard: Intel® desktop board based on 915P/ICH6
Graphics: PCI-E X16 – ATI Radeon X300LE
Audio: 8-channel Intel® High Definition Audio
Tuners: Dual NTSC standard definition w/HW encode, 3D Comb, 10bit D/A
Optical Drive: 16X DVD/CD+/-RW burner
LAN: Intel® 10/100 LAN & 2200B/G WLAN
Media Reader: 8-in-1 card reader
ColorSilver w/ black polycarbonate & VFD Front Panel Display
Remote: Silver/Black Media Center 2005 – IR remote
Software: Intel® Audio Studio, front panel video plug-in, front panel VFD display, drivers, NTI CD Maker
Related Product:
Alienware DHS 2
UPDATE: It looks like Newegg either ran out of Intel EPC units or they pulled the inventory away from the public. In any case, if you want to keep tabs on this product, try searching by model (L8D915POMS2N3S) or by name (Intel Entertainment PC Bare-bone System).
Filed in: Entertainment PCs