Zotac ZBOX ID41

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90% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, price, reliability, design, size

85% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

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While it worked, my ZBOX ran quietly and cooly. The small form factor allowed me to place it on a shelf with adequate ventilation on either side ; Adding a 2.5" SATA drive and two 2 GB SODIMMs was easy enough; no tools required. I briefly experimented...

Lackluster customer support after the ZBOX failed and would not even post while powering up (the unit simply powers down) ; Submitted a ticket to Zotac support in February and after some correspondence, I'm still awaiting what should be some fairly...

Quiet ; Easy access to HDD and RAM ; Generous number of USB slots ; Has USB in Front, Top, and Back of the box ; E-sata, HDMI, & Optical ; Using xbmc, plays back 1080p mkv content perfectly with no pauses. Good cheap htpc client, unless you want to use...

USB 3.0 causes the OS to pause using the supplied drivers with Win 7 x64. A mouse plugged in to USB 3.0 slot also pauses. I Reloaded the box with Win 7 x32 and haven't loaded the USB 3.0 drivers yet and the box works perfectly. I will try to find...

Tiny, quiet, and cheap; runs well and wasn't hard to set up at all

Stutters when playing 1080P video, and HDMI doesn't work well with my TV -- I had to resort to using VGA. It might be the TVs fault, but I am quite disappointed that I can't use HDMI

Good size and good amenities (HDMI, optical audio, commodity ram/hdd easily accessible)

The blue light on the side is annoying. You can turn it off in the bios, but the setting is buried and a bit obscure

We use this to load linux and open a dedicated browser for a kiosk type system connected to a TV. supports full 1080p video decode. What more would you need from a kiosk system? Or your home system for that matter

Wish the mount that connects to the back of a TV on the VESA mount would have some trick so that it would work with a wall mount + the TV. If you wall mount the TV then you can't VESA mount the unit anywhere

We use this to load linux and open a dedicated browser for a kiosk type system connected to a TV. supports full 1080p video decode. What more would you need from a kiosk system? Or your home system for that matter

Wish the mount that connects to the back of a TV on the VESA mount would have some trick so that it would work with a wall mount + the TV. If you wall mount the TV then you can't VESA mount the unit anywhere

My HTPC is the size of a WII. (Had an old ATX case before) ; Optical SPIDF ; Quad core; 250GB HD; 2GB RAM default ; Mods to HD and Memory is stupidly simple

Can't boot off USB 3.0 for Linux install ; BIOS splash screen is not user friendly. For example "Press F11 to change boot" does not display. Just got to know/guess

Price, I know some people may say it's high, but your getting a PC with decent power, 2G of memory and a 250G HD ready to go out of the box, with a bump to 4GB memory this could be my day to day desktop ; Size, nice tiny footprint ; Access, very easy...

USB 3 ports - A lot of things just don't work right in USB3, took me quite a while before I realized the reason I couldn't get my MCE IR Receiver to work (even though Linux recognized it and loaded the module (driver)) was because it was connected to...

Does what it says on the tin!

A bit noisy

It runs MythBuntu out of the box! It's quiet. It's small.

It's a bit wobbly when you press the power button when it's in the stand .