The World's Smallest PC

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Here's a new PC from Personal Media Japan called the Teacube based on their T-Engine. The actual size of the Teacube is 52x52x45mm. The CPU is based on an NEC Electronics MIPS core processor, VR5701. It has 64MB of RAM built-in together with 16MB of flash memory. Built-in ports include USBx2, RS-232Cx2, CF Card Slot, 100Bse-TX Port, CRT Connector, eTRON card slot, Mic jack, and a headphone jack. The Teacube supports a display of up to 1280x1024 with 65,536 colors. The operating system is based on the T-Engine core, and comes with PMC T-Kernel. The Teacube boasts several built-in applications, including a browser, word processor, mapping application, and some systems components enabling networking, system and user utilities.

They plan to sell the computer via their website

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