A board like this can be the basis for any number of interesting projects. For example, it is ideal as a dedicated Web machine running 24x7 (instead of using your desktop computer with its expensive hard drive and power hungry graphics card for the task). Even when it’s left running around the clock, the platform only draws about 20 cents worth of power per day.
It’s also a good choice for a file server. You can keep all of your MP3s and movies in one place and give your family access to them over a home network.
The home automation enthusiasts out there could even use the mini PC to control various tasks inside your networked home. Imagine logging onto the system remotely through a web interface and turning the lights in your living room on or off, for example. Of course, you could always just use it as a classical router, too.
Even today, you can still find PCI graphics cards based on ATI’s Radeon HD 2400. So if you wanted to, you could upgrade to a comparatively current discrete graphics solution later on and use the box as a basic desktop.
- Mini-Motherboard: Intel D201GLY2
- CPU On-Board: Intel Celeron 220
- Feature Set
- Feature Set (Cont’d.)
- Heat Generation
- Single Core Power Consumption
- System Level Power Consumption
- Integrated Graphics: Sizing up the Mirage
- Picking an OS for a Low-Powered Platform
- Web Page Load Times
- Benchmark Analysis
- Benchmarks and Settings
- Benchmarks - Sandra CPU, Multimedia
- Benchmarks - Sandra Memory, PCMark
- Benchmarks - AVG, Cinema 4D, iTunes, Lame
- Benchmarks - Fritz, WinRAR
- Conclusion: Sufficient Performance in Special Cases

Think I'll just follow most readers and just concentrate reading the US site of Tom's from now on.
I cannot source this board in the UK (all are saying out of stock). Also, why bother to have a UK site when most articles relate to USA, ie dollars.
It is much better to just log in to the USA site
..if only AMD would market these features more.