These multiple function devices took center stage a few years ago for the SOHO or small-office home-office marketplace. As with any device, improvements are always found, and such was born the new 6-in-1 MFP. This included the ability to make photocopies of documents – a simple addition since the MFP can already fax and scan and print; photocopying is just a logical evolution. And heck, it can fax, so let’s include a fully-functioning telephone with speed-dials.

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Here's the list of the BIOS options posted in this part :-
- Onboard IDE-1 Controller
- Onboard IDE-2 Controller
- Onboard IR Function
- Onboard Parallel Port
- Onboard Serial Port 1
- Onboard Serial Port 2
- Onboard USB Controller
- OS Select For DRAM > 64MB
- Parallel Port Mode
- Passive Release
- PCI2 Access 1 Retry
- PCI 2.1 Compliance
- PCI Clock / CPU FSB Clock
- PCI Delay Transaction
- PCI Dynamic Bursting
- PCI IRQ Activated By
- PCI Latency Timer
- PCI Master 0 WS Write
- PCI Master Read Caching
- PCI Pipelining
- PCI VGA Palette Snoop
- PIRQ x Use IRQ No.

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Although we can't avoid comparing the old and new versions of the platform, remember that they have a bit different fields of application, that is why the prices should be accounted for in the last turn. While the first line is simply EPIA (Eden Thin Client Platform) and it's meant for simple applications, the EPIA-M series is for tougher computational tasks and, in the first turn, for video. What allows such systems to play video considering that the EPIA-5000 did it awfully?

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Motherboards used to be a pain in the derriere to install. A typical motherboard had zillions of jumper settings for different CPU clocks, frontside bus speeds, floating point coprocessors and memory module sizes. That time passed long ago, as chronology of technology is measured. Today's motherboards are more complex than ever, in terms of features sets, but are easier to install and simpler to set up than ever before.

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"The Abit NF7-S Motherboard is based on nForce2 chipset which delivers bandwidth speeds up to and beyond 333MHz. This board sports onboard 5.1 Channel Audio, USB2, LAN and RAID Serial ATA. It's stable, performs well and is great at overclocking. Watch the Video to find out more..." ~3dGameMan.com

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The grills come in two styles; a honeycomb style and a Mountain/Volcano sun scene. I liked the Mountain scene so I put it on my Thermaltake Volcano 9 Heat Sink. It looked good and was easily done by just changing out 4 screws. The copper grill really works well with the dark orange coloration on the Thermaltake Smart Fan.

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