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April 5th, 2007 | | Categories: Intel PCA More Designs, Intel PCA Past and Future | Tags: , ,
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A-Tech Fabrication’s Glenn Lirhus talked with PodTech about his company’s Intel Core 2 Challenge PC design. A-Tech’s design was inspired by a remote control, and is intended for the home-theater enthusiast. Like many of the Core 2 Challenge contestants, A-Tech had a unique solution to the cooling problem. The aluminum chassis dissipates the heat across its entire surface area.

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