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Thinhardware Model A1 and A2 Servers

Model A1, A2 Server

$1,999, $4,308

Thinhardware.com

http://www.thinhardware.com

In a Nutshell

Rating: 4 Penguins

Pros:

  • Well-engineered rackmount server for Linux data center use
  • Built with standard, well-supported off-the-shelf parts from reputable vendors
  • Three-year unconditional warranty beats virtually all others

Cons:

  • Thinhardware.com isn’t as sexy a company as VA Linux, but who cares?
Review (Thin Hardware)
Sure THINg: This slim rackmount server is guaranteed to serve you well.

Specifications

Model A1

  • 600 MHz Pentium IIIe
  • 10 GB EIDE hard disk
  • 128 MB RAM
  • 40x CD-ROM
  • $1,999

Model A2

  • Dual 600 MHz Pentium IIIe
  • 18 GB x2 Ultra SCSI hard disk
  • 512 MB RAM
  • 40x CD-ROM
  • $4,308

If you’re an ISP or an IT department of a major company, you’ve probably been looking at low-profile rack-mountable servers for a while. They maximize limited data-center space for mission-critical applications. Unfortunately, servers of this type tend to be on the pricey side, especially if you’re looking at 1U and 2U machines from first-tier vendors.

The situation gets more…

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