Remember CUPP Computing's PunkThis board we played with at Computex 2011. It's now left the confines of its 2.5-inch hard drive form-factor and jumped ship from a standard Asus netbook to a Core i5-equipped Eee Slate EP121, taking residence alongside the tablet's battery. As a refresher, PunkThis puts a complete ARM-based system into an x86 computer by replacing the SATA HDD with a single core 1GHz Texas Instruments OMAP 3730 processor, 512MB RAM and WiFi, along with a mini-PCie socket for SSD storage, plus connectors for the hosts video, audio and USB interfaces.
Engadget, CUPP's PunkThis graduates to tablets, earns a degree in security (hands-on video)
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