I love how teh eSATA ports are actually USB (I have a direct comparison of USB/eSATA combo port, eSATA only port and USB port... these are USB's), and the VGA one is a serial port (count the pins) :P
I'm hoping for a low-end Pentium or C2D, a G9400 chipset and a Blu-Ray drive. Now if there were only room for a half-height PCI-E expansion card, for a TV tuner, it would be ideal.
@Bytes: Right you are on both fronts. However, the eSATA port is quite clearly labelled so I'm guessing this might be an early mockup that doesn't actually have the functionality yet. As for the serial port, again, it could be there just to fill a hole until working versions of the system are made or it could just be a service port. Time will tell.
I reckon a serial port might end up being more likely than a VGA port in that hole. A lot of POS systems use serial interfaces, so maybe Dell want to target them as well.
@pimlicosound:
Whatever the chip is, it will need to be a low power design - spot the DC power jack, which means passively cooled external power supply.
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