Domus
A complete system for everyone wanting to perform their own tasks in a secure, reliable and stable environment, built with a strong architecture natively hostile to viruses, which doesn't crash or slow down, which respects standards and uses open file formats. Compatibility with other common file formats is provided. The system is based on one of the most stable and reliable GNU/Linux distributions.
Software
Domus includes a broad choice of applications allowing to perform the following tasks:
- surfing the Internet;
- sending, receiving and managing e-mail;
- word processing;
- graphics editing (raster and vector);
- database design and management;
- instant messaging;
- creation of presentations;
- multimedia playing;
- professional multitrack audio-recording;
- CD and DVD burning;
- software development;
- document printing and scanning (info);
- file management;
- etc.
The system provides an easy to use and highly configurable graphical interface. The system itself is lightweight and snappy: it uses few physical resources which thus remain available to the applications and your own work. You can find a brief description of some available programs in the glossary.
Hardware
An elegant and compact box conceals high quality components, selected on the base of their specifications and their manufacturers' reputation.
- Dimensions (LxHxD): 20x28x36 cm
- Weight: 4.5 Kg
- Mainboard: Intel mini-ITX
- Processor: Intel Core
- RAM: 8 GB DDR3
- Hard disk: 2.5", 750 GB
- Graphic card: 1GB DDR5
The system's configuration may change, following the evolution and availability of components. For more information about our latest offers, please contact us.
Price: CHF 850.- * |
*) Monitor, keyboard and mouse are not included in this offer, but are available upon request.
Weight: 4.5 Kg
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All software installed on our systems respects your freedom and privacy. Unlike some commercial products, it does not make your computer quickly obsolete!
What about the advantages of a GNU/Linux operating system?
Are you accustomed to using Windows? This is what you should know.
You can find other useful information in the related section.
