Tranquil's T2 and T3
April 11, 2004

Tranquil PC have announced their two new near-silent machines, the "T2" and "T3" are now available to order. The T2 is the new Tranquil PC for 2004, with new styling and several improvements over the original Tranquil. The T3 is a new low cost Mini PC designed for diskless operation - bootable over a network or with an optional Compact Flash reader. Our picture (taken at CeBIT) shows the two devices getting rather friendly with each other - and of course the T2 can be used as a controlling server for several T3 nodes.

The T2 is available in many configurations, like the original Tranquil, including a case and board barebones option for the self builder. Configuration options include a CDROM or blank front panel, 60W or 120W PSUs, riser card for 2 PCI cards (up to 200mm in length), a 19" rack mounting option and the ability to hold up to 4 x 3.5in HDDs, or 3 with a slimline optical drive. The 387mm x 345mm x 66mm Steel, Aluminium and Polycarbonate case and improved heatsink is designed to handle the next generation of 1.2Ghz and above Nehemiah C3 CPUs.

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