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08-23-2011, 08:20 PM #1

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Zotac gets smaller.

At least their products do. Avavailable in September, according to what we hear, is the Zotac NANO AD10. And a mini ITX motherboard aimed at the HTPC market. The new Zbox Nano Ad10 measures a mere 127x127x45mm.

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