Designed and sold as an “internet appliance” in 1999, these were soon embraced by the hacker crowd as a cheap all in one flat panel PC (at the time flat panels were still quite expensive).  Other than some custom software and BIOS, these were essentially full x86 PCs with a small DiskOnChip with QNX, a Unix-like OS on it.

• WinChip C6 200Mhz (Mine has been upgraded with a Pentium MMX Overdrive CPU@166Mhz)
• 32MB RAM (upgradable with single SODIMM, mine has 128MB)
• 16MB DOC Module
• 2.5″ Laptop style IDE header (mine has a 20GB drive)
• 12″ Passive Matrix screen
• REAL Hardware 56k Modem.