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FIC Condor Cube Mini PC

By on December 17, 2003 4:24 pm


FIC announces the newest addition to our innovative line of products – the
small form factor Condor Cube. The Condor is definitely a gamer’s PC, offering
both power and performance in a compact, portable design unlike any other!
Nothing about this system will get in the way of pure gaming performance and
excitement. The Condor uses an extremely stable and powerful Intel P4 865G
platform, and features high-end graphics, with additional support for an AGP 8X
graphic card using 1 AGP expansion slot. This system has everything the serious
gamer needs, from easy integration to ultimate connectivity. Plus, its ingenious
acoustic and thermal design makes it ultra quiet, producing less than 24 db of
noise, so gamers will relish in the 5.1 channel audio from their games and not
the hum of a loud CPU cooler.

The Condor Cube is also easy to use, maintain and upgrade. All of the Condor’s
drives, as well as the front I/O, are quickly accessible behind integrated front
bay doors. Plus, with just a push of the chassis lock button the contemporary
chassis of the Condor swings open on its hinges, providing access to the DVD
player, audio system, FDD, and HDD. Both the FDD and HDD are tool-free, allowing
the system to be maintained without the need of a screwdriver. If greater access
is needed, the Condor’s chassis hinges can actually be physically disconnected,
allowing half of the chassis to be pulled away for effortless access to key
components. The Condor is the easiest and quickest SFF to configure and upgrade
ever developed!

First International Computer, Inc (FIC), a world leader in the
design and production of motherboards, graphic cards, PC systems, notebooks,
mobile solutions, and servers, proudly announces the newest addition to our
innovative line of products – the small form factor Condor Cube. The Condor is
definitely a gamer’s PC, offering both power and performance in a compact,
portable design unlike any other!

“In 2002, FIC was one of the first to bring a compact cube system to the
market,” says Ernest Chen, President, Advanced Platform Group, First
International Computer, Inc. “The Condor Cube is sure to be as extremely
successful as that first system. It has a sleek, contemporary design that looks
great in any environment. While its one-touch, easy opening chassis and
screw-less design make upgrades, maintenance and integration effortless. In
fact, it is one of the easiest SFF systems to upgrade and maintain available on
the market.”

Nothing about this system will get in the way of pure gaming performance and
excitement. The Condor uses an extremely stable and powerful Intel P4 865G
platform, and features high-end graphics, with additional support for an AGP 8X
graphic card using 1 AGP expansion slot. This system has everything the serious
gamer needs, from easy integration to ultimate connectivity. Plus, its ingenious
acoustic and thermal design makes it ultra quiet, producing less than 24 db of
noise, so gamers will relish in the 5.1 channel audio from their games and not
the hum of a loud CPU cooler.

The Condor Cube is also easy to use, maintain and upgrade. All of the Condor’s
drives, as well as the front I/O, are quickly accessible behind integrated front
bay doors. Plus, with just a push of the chassis lock button the contemporary
chassis of the Condor swings open on its hinges, providing access to the DVD
player, audio system, FDD, and HDD. Both the FDD and HDD are tool-free, allowing
the system to be maintained without the need of a screwdriver. If greater access
is needed, the Condor’s chassis hinges can actually be physically disconnected,
allowing half of the chassis to be pulled away for effortless access to key
components. The Condor is the easiest and quickest SFF to configure and upgrade
ever developed!

Want to attend a LAN party? The Condor offers just as much performance as a
desktop, but is compact enough to be portable, and has even more connectivity!
Just pick it up and you’re on your way. Try doing that with a standard desktop
PC.

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