fit-IoT Users Forum

1. SheevaPlug consumes between 3 and 7 W depending on load http://www.cyrius.com/journal/debian/kirkwood/sheevaplug/power-consumption 2. RAM: Server that can actually do something useful must satisfy LAMP requirements, and its most definitely higher then 128Mb 3. HDD: Running two "green" 3.5" disks ...

Many Linux based NAS match your description much better then fit-PC2 Where I disagree: - 128Mb - are you going to get a server to run a SINGLE app? I would say the more the better, 1Gb to 4Gb would be ideal and future proof - 2 bays - meaningless. 2.5" disks are not designed to run in "real" server ...

That's right, for this kind of use it's ideal platform. I'm still looking for similar platform for doing "home server" tasks - home security, cameras, home automation, media streaming, VoIP. But to be reliable, one box should handle very limited scope of such tasks, not all together, which means the...

WTH then?...

So this device is popular in Israel? How do you convince people to buy this and not a netbook?

Eh, where's my Globe of North America?

I might be wrong, but from my experience with enthusiast-crowd targeted products, distributors deliver and support products, but they can't really ensure global public awareness. It's only the "maker" who can build and maintain strong international community, that in turn does the required viral mar...

Well... It depends on whether you're looking to sell your products, or you're merely agree to sell it... to those lucky ones who manage to find this site

Why fit-pc2 doesn't have native SATA?

Why wouldn't you guys post availability and other important announcements on Twitter, just like Dell and others do?

Would you consider offering a headless model, for "server" kind of tasks? Video and audio outputs would be unnecessary (configure via remote desktop, vnc, console, web), and freed space/resources would go to increase functional interfaces: eSATA/USB/ethernet/wifi/BT. This might become the killer con...