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I'm a bit surprised that no one has brought up the mini pc's from Cappaccino.com take a look at this, http://www.cappuccinopc.com/digitalengine-945fx.asp#pictures it has support for a mini pci card, 2 gigs of ram, 4 usb ports, 1 firewire port, dvd rom and is only 6.5" square by 2" deep. Set it up with a 7" touchscreen which is all you need to see whats going on in mobius and you have on heck of a looping machine. Paul Haslem www.dulcify.ca At 04:51 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote: >Very nice, Rainer. It does look like it is possible. > >>The downside? You have to do that yourself. But once you get it >>running (and this will really be exactly what you want it to be!), >>it's really just a case of unpacking, connecting your guitar and >>the mains (and maybe the twelve expression pedals) and starting to >>play - it has booted up before you even strap on your guitar. > >Dowside 2/3: I get quarantied by airport security for carrying a >suspicoud bomb-like contraption, and my wife divorces me because of >all the time required in my basement to build and maintain this thing. :) > >Speaking of small computers that run XP, check these out: > >http://www.flipstartpc.com/#home (it runs XP or Vista. No firewire >or cardbus, unfortunately). > >http://www.oqo.com/ (again, only USB) > >http://www.tiqit.com/ (has PCMCIA !!!) > >What would be cool is a tiny computer like this runnning XP/Visa, >and your favorite looping software, and then have your MIDI >controller talk to it via Bluetooth. I am guessing that pro quality >audio interfaces will get smaller over time too. A Fireface 400 in >the size of a pack of cigarettes would be ideal. And then a >soft/fold up MIDI foot controller, something like this >http://www.binarydesigns.com.au/bdstore/SOFTKEYS.html but with >buttons not piano keys. > >The whole system could be put in a Scooby Do lunchbox. > >Kris > >