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The ThermalRock Mystic: Old-Fashioned Desktop Does Duty As An HTPC
1:05 PM - September 13, 2005 by
Siggy Moersch
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: eclipse
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The ThermalRock Mystic: Old-Fashioned Desktop Does Duty As An HTPC

Bulky desktop case
In addition to the midi tower model, ThermalRock also offers a desktop case featuring the typical CD player look. They eschew the "desktop case" tag in favor of a new moniker making the rounds: Home Theater Personal Computer. Despite this name, the Mystic really is more reminiscent of an early 1980s PC than a modern HTPC.

The imitation CD player is illuminated in blue

USB, IEEE1394 and audio ports are mounted on the side
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