Foxconn Mini/Booksize Barebone System: AMD Dual Core E-350 1.6GHz, Radeon HD 6310 w/ HDMI, WiFi N + 64GB OCZ Agility 4 Solid State Drive (SSD) $110 after $10 rebate + Free Shipping

Newegg has Foxconn Mini/Booksize Barebone System: AMD Dual Core E-350 1.6GHz, Radeon HD 6310 w/ HDMI, WiFi N (nt-A3500-0h0WWAEQB) + 64GB OCZ Agility 4 SSD (automatically added to cart) for $120 - $10 rebate = $110 with free shipping. Thanks Selma

Update: Back in stock. Thanks bluerhino [Discuss]

Newegg has Foxconn Mini/Booksize Barebone System: AMD Dual Core E-350 1.6GHz, Radeon HD 6310 w/ HDMI, WiFi N (nt-A3500-0h0WWAEQB) + 64GB OCZ Agility 4 SSD (automatically added to cart) for $120 - $10 rebate = $110 with free shipping. Thanks Selma

Includes free matching white Foxconn external DVD drive.

My kids are using an old Foxconn FOXCONN NT-510 (Intel Atom D510 CPU and Intel GMA 3150 graphics), but they are constantly complaining about performance. Would this be any better? Obviously the graphics are, but not sure about the cpu

http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Pr...110?vs=328

man so cheap now, i bought this a coupel months ago for $170 wiht a free agility 60gb

Quote from ToHellWithUGA : My kids are using an old Foxconn FOXCONN NT-510 (Intel Atom D510 CPU and Intel GMA 3150 graphics), but they are constantly complaining about performance. Would this be any better? Obviously the graphics are, but not sure about the cpu http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Pr...110?vs=328

You're right. The Intel GMA 3150 is very week and not optimal for playing or streaming HD media (or playing games). The CPU in the E-350 is barely faster on average than the Atom, but there are certain applications that can take advantage of the faster AMD graphics to boost performance. What are your kids using the current Atom system to do?

Either way, the main benefits of an Atom or Fusion system are the low power usage and small size. If neither of those features are important to you or you're kids, you might be better off spending a little more on a Sandy or Ivy Bridge dual-core Celeron based system. The G530 is a very popular low end chip for general use. Throw in a $15 AR budget GPU (HD 5450/6450 or Nvidia GT 520) and you'll have a much more powerful system for only ~$100 more than this one.

Also, keep on eye on the Lenovo threads where you can often find refurb/scratch & dent systems with Celeron/Pentium/i3 chips for between $100-$200. Keep in mind that despite being "used", those are complete systems with a HDD and memory and OS which this deal skips.

Now comes with the agility 3 SSD!

Wow, what a deal for an XBMC box!!!

K, I'm calmed now

Quote from nhttri : Now comes with the agility 4 SSD! Wow, what a deal for an XBMC box!!! K, I'm calmed now

Awesome. Thanks for the heads up! I almost ordered yesterday at work when a free external CD/DVD drive was bundled but decided to wait so that i can use a 5% cashback credit card that i left at home. By the time i got home, the free CD/DVD drive was OOS... so being the cheapskate that i am, i decided not to order since i missed out on the freebie.

I'd rather have the free SSD (plus $10 MIR) instead!

Not sure why but I grabbed one.

It is now $110 (after rebate $10) with a 64GB OCZ SSD.

In for one. What the heck, I have extra ram lying around.

bought one and picking it up tonight, Thanks!!

So what is needed to complete this barebone. ram and os?