Based around a Pentium 933MHz PIII, the Tiny Powerhouse Pro is housed in a stylish micro-tower case and is also available in desktop format. It's a shame that you still need to attack the case with a screwdriver to remove the cover, especially as Tiny has taken time to make the expansion plates tool-free.
Audio output is controlled by the Creative chip that's integrated into the motherboard.
The Powerhouse Pro comes with Window 2000 pre-installed, along with a copy of Works Suite 2001 as the bundled application package. Tiny adds a copy of Intel's LANDesk Client Manager manageability software too. The system comes with a one year on-site parts and labour warranty, with a guaranteed response time of 8 hours. The Powerhouse Pro is well made and sensibly priced. Tiny doesn't yet have much of a name in the corporate arena, but the inclusion of basic good quality components and software like LANDesk means that at least the company is heading in the right direction.