At some point during CeBIT, Asus unveiled it's Digital Home System - and nobody noticed. Fortunately, pictures and details have now started to spring up after the event.

The EP20 is rumoured to ship with a 2.5" HDD, and an Intel Dualcore 1.8Ghz under the hood. Visuals are also entrusted to Intel, meaning the EP20 will likely include one of Intel's standard-affair graphics chipsets commonly found in most intel-based laptops. This in mind, the EP20 would make a very nice HTPC system, or a tuned-down desktop appropriate for a study or reference room.

Asus' EP20 runs a Linux OS - release date is currently unknown, but is expected to set you back between $250 and $300. A fine price for such a system.