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Nettop
A nettop (or miniature PC, Mini PC or Smart Micro PC) is a very small form factor, inexpensive, low-power legacy free desktop computer designed for basic tasks such as Internet surfing, accessing web-based applications, document processing, and audio/video playback.〔http://techreport.com/articles.x/21556 Zotac's Zbox Nano AD10 Plus nettop - Zacate in the palm of your hand〕〔('Netbooks,' 'Nettops' target secondary PC users )〕〔(hexus.net: What is a nettop )〕〔(whatis.com: Entry for nettop )〕 The word ''nettop'' is a portmanteau of Internet and desktop.
Compared to ordinary desktop computers, nettops are not only smaller and cheaper,〔(Intel Nettop is all about cost cutting )〕 but they also consume much less power. For example, CompuLab's fit-PC2 consumes no more than 8 watts of power〔(Fit-PC2 Specifications )〕 whereas a typical desktop would easily consume more than 100 watts of power; consequently, nettops require significantly less cooling and may even be completely fanless. Some do not have an optical disk drive and use a solid state disk, making them completely silent. The tradeoff is that the hardware specifications and processing power are usually reduced〔(Is a Nettop Right for You? )〕 and hence make nettops less appropriate for running complex or resource-intensive applications.
==Models==
Some nettops are designed to have stylish cases or run Windows operating systems in order to target the mainstream. Others are designed more towards business and experienced computer users. These models typically run a version of Linux to allow better customization and cut costs. The following list identifies some computers that are designed and marketed as nettops.
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