Habey Shows Off BIS-6621 Passively Cooled Embedded PC

Habey has introduced a new, fanless embedded system, the BIS-6621. It is an ultracompact PC that measures just 5 x 5.25 x 2 inches. It comes with either an Atom D2800 or D2550 CPU.

Regarding storage, the BIS-6621 is generously flexible for a small form factor PC. It has both an mSATA (that can also be used as a mini PCIe slot), and has room for virtually any 2.5" hard drive or SSD. The unit also packs three USB 2.0 ports, along with a com port, Gbit Ethernet, a VGA port, and an HDMI port. Analog stereo output and microphone-in ports are also part of the package.

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Niels Broekhuijsen is a Contributing Writer for Tom's Hardware US. He reviews cases, water cooling and pc builds.

  • getochkn
    It is supposed to be a Atom processor and not an Arom processor?
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  • jaber2
    No built in WiFi?
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  • internetlad
    I've been very happy with my Arom processor Irtel did a really great job on it and the Iry bridge chips too.
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  • A Bad Day
    internetladI've been very happy with my Arom processor Irtel did a really great job on it and the Iry bridge chips too.
    I recall trying to play a Flash game on an Atom laptop.

    It lagged. Hard.
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  • internetlad
    A Bad DayI recall trying to play a Flash game on an Atom laptop.It lagged. Hard.

    internetladArom processor
    internetladIrtel
    internetladIry bridge

    I hate having to point out jokes. Bonus points for the 3 thumbs down.
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  • freggo
    Better do not make any funny comments regarding typos; it can get you into hot water with the censors ! :-)
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  • v1ctor
    I would like if they found a way to place a more poweful CPU and actively cool it with a fan that is the top of the case. My case is open and my fans barely make a noticeable noise. As long as the fan is not running in hurricane mode, noise should not be much of an issue. That being said, I don't know the challenges involved in trying out such a system.
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