Hush ATX launched at Computex
September 22, 2003

Hush Technologies have announced the Hush ATX at Computex, a beefier version of the super-quiet Hush Mini-ITX PC. The Hush ATX is larger than the Hush Mini-ITX, measuring 440mm x 380mm x 100mm (WxDxH), and can technically support ATX, Micro-ATX and even Mini-ITX motherboards. Cooling for the more power hungry CPU options is aided by port holes at the top rear of the case. The enclosure retains the same distinctive Aluminium styling and integrated heatsink as the Hush Mini-ITX. To keep noise to a minimum, Hush have included a switchable (90-250V) 240W fanless PSU. The Hush ATX will come with many configuration options, including various flavours of Intel/AMD CPUs, Optical Drives, and choices of both 3.5" and 2.5" Hard Drives. Hush have also included a rather cunning anti-theft option - they weigh in at around 15Kg!

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Hush Technologies have also hooked up with ANDI GmbH in Germany to bundle a 1.7Ghz Celeron Hush ATX (P4M266A chipset) together with a Linux-based OS and supporting software, TV Card and infra-red Remote to produce the Hush ATX MediaServer. Being a Linux PC/Remote/TV Card Combo, it should be able to handle any multelemediaphotimeshiftingtunerpc task thrown at it, with the added benefit of running in silence.

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