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Thursday 16 October 2003, 5:43 PM
I'm sitting here in a lab of 32 of these tiny things, and I can't stand them. My high school has the SX260s in every lab. Now because the CPU tower is the size of a dictionary, the administration is scared someone will steal the systems. As an after effect of that, we can not have a backpack in the lab. I know PCs keep getting smaller and smaller, but there is a point where they need to stop.
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8.0Taking the small-footprint desktop PC to its logical extreme, Dell's OptiPlex SX260 is a study in compactness that should fit most offices, but doesn't ignore centralised management issues.
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