Asus reveals a small-form-factor PC, but with few details

by Rich Brown

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We'll see if we can swing by the Asus booth for more info on this one, but the basics of the new Asus Nova P22 small-form-factor PC include 802.11n wireless, an Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, and a $799 price tag when it comes to the U.S. in late January. That looks like a slot-loading DVD drive, too. 802.11n Wi-Fi is great, we'd like to see more of it and expect to this year. Otherwise, this system looks like a black, Windows version of a Mac Mini. Throw in an HD-optical drive (OK, Blu-ray, probably no more need to equivocate at this point), and we'd be more impressed.

Rich Brown reviews desktops and various other components and peripherals for CNET. E-mail Rich.

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by cnetjimdixon January 7, 2008 6:52 AM PST

Please use the Blue-Ray drive and a video chipset that can decode movies!

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by 7aji88 January 7, 2008 11:01 PM PST: If it got a Blue-Ray drive, it would the best media centre ever. Small and stylish :-)

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