mlsstl wrote: 
> Yes, no problem to install the hardware -- I think it was 4 screws to
> take the cover off. The RAM chips can only pop into their slots one way
> and it was a couple of more screws to mount the drive plus plugging in
> the cables. 
> 
> I used an external USB CD/DVD drive for the OS install and I believe you
> can also install the OS from a USB thumb drive. I rip my music on
> another PC so didn't need a permanently installed drive on the
> Vortexbox. Currently installed RAM is 2GB and the unit seems to run
> fine, though you can go to 4GB on the Foxcon barebones unit.
Hi again, I'm pretty much sold on a Foxconn unit now but looking at the
myriad of hard drives available I'm lost again, what do i need to look
for ? Ok the size is obvious and the unit only accepts Sata II but what
about al the other options rpm,cache etc...


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