In the eternal struggle to build technology smaller and lighter, CompuLab introduces the fit-PC2i. The tiny little box measures just 4 x 4.5 x 1.05 inches and weighs a scant 13 oz. Don’t be fooled by its small size, though; it is first and foremost a viable PC. Based around an Intel Z5xx (1.1 to 2 GHz) processor, the fit adds up to 2GB of DDR2 RAM,  built-in WiFi and space for a 2.5-inch HDD. Connections include four USB 2.0 ports, 2 gigabit Ethernet ports, S/PDIF and, sorely, DVI taking up real estate that should be reserved for HDMI. It supports 1080p video playback, includes an IR receiver and runs Windows 7. And we’re pretty sure it would look nice seated underneath your 55-inch HDTV. CompuLab claims a 96 percent efficiency boost

over the standard desktop (whatever the hell that is). It’s so efficient, in fact, that it doesn’t even require a fan, so you’ll barely hear a peep as you enjoy your multimedia. Before you rush to pen it into your Christmas list, note that it won’t be available until January. Prices will start at $245. [ Fit PC via Engadget via Dvice ] Related Posts Mac Use Up to 12 Percent, Users Are More Wealthy, Tech-Oriented Computer Sales to See Biggest Drop Since ‘01 BassJump: The Subwoofer For Your MacBook Google Chrome OS Cometh Dell Studio 17 Touchscreen Laptop Now On Sale ASUS G51J 3D Ups the 3D Laptop Game Sprint Releases Its First Netbook for $200

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Cute, Tiny CompuLab fit-PC2i Brings More Than Just Size