Verdict Will look good in corporate lobbies and high-visibility locations, but it has drawbacks. And few manufacturers are better equipped to deliver such a device as Toshiba, whose 5.8kg Equium 2000 is one of the smallest and lightest 'concept' PCs we've seen to date. LCD monitor with a notebook PC's innards built into the stand, plus an external USB keyboard and mouse. The Equium 2000 isn't a leading-edge performer. The upright part of the L houses the CPU and memory modules.
Access requires the removal of four screws in order to fit memory upgrades.
Fixed storage is provided by a 6.4GB hard disk, and removeable drives are in the front-mounted SelectBay. No other operating system options are available yet, and the software bundle extends only as far as various tools and utilities. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of ZDNet is prohibited. ZDNet and the ZDNet logo are trademarks of Ziff-Davis Publishing Company.