http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16856101076

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Just needs to surf and watch video's/flash.

May pop in 2 gigs if I get it.

General
Brand Shuttle
Model X27
Color Black & Silver
CPU Supported
CPU Type Intel Atom 230 CPU on board
Chipset
North Bridge Intel 945GC
South Bridge ICH7
Memory Supported
Memory slot 1 x 240Pin
Memory Type Supported DDR2 533
Max Memory Supported 2GB
Storage
IDE ATA 1 x ATA 100
Serial ATA 2 x SATAII 300
Graphics
Onboard Video Intel GMA 950
Audio
Onboard Audio Realtek ALC662
Channel 6 Channel
Communications
LAN Marvell 88E8056
Max LAN Speed 10/100/1000Mbps
Extension Bays
Slim ODD 1 x Blank Bay
2.5" Internal Bays 1
Back Panel Ports
PS/2 2
COM 1
VGA 1 x DVI & 1 x D-sub
Rear USB 4
RJ45 1
Rear Audio Ports 3 jacks
Power Supply
Input 100- 240V AC
Power Supply 60W Adapter
Physical SPEC
Dimensions 9.9" x 7.3" x 2.8"
Weight 6 lbs

Never heard anything about that Shuttle.

However, I just built a Linux box in this one:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16856101064

I used ClarkConnect Linux, which is based on CentOS/RHEL 4. The kernel was a little old (2.6.18), and all the hardware except the network card was supported out of the box. Marvell's site has the driver on it, and it was very easy to install (they give you a script that automates the whole process). I highly recommend the Shuttle K45 for cheap Linux machines.

I know about those but trying to stay small and quiet. the powers supplies in the those are loud.

Guess I could go with one of these and still use that computer.