Today Tranquil PC have announced their first Sandy Bridge powered range – the ixLS. And if they are as good as the ixL range we are in for a treat!
Here is what Tranquil have said:
Orders are accepted on a first come, first served basis.
You can select either i3, i5 or i7
(although the i3 versions will not ship until February 22nd, and thereafter)Starting at £389 the ixLS is a power PC that will go places, fast!
As a PRE-ORDER offer – Tranquil have announced the following coupon code will give you a £59.00 discount, bringing the base price down to £330 ! – the COUPON CODE to use is SANDY
To learn more about ixLS systems – please click here
To get the low down on the Main Board and CPUs + full user guides, please click here
Bringing beauty, power, efficiency and reliability to your desktop. Designed from the ground up, to provide a reliable and fan less cooling system for the power user, the ixLS Power PC can process any application with ease. High definition video, complex 3D rendering, or just writing a letter – just do it. Fit your choice of Intel Sandy Bridge CPU- any version delivers stunning performance
With numerous audio / video outputs, high speed GBE LAN – the ixLS can be deployed in almost any environment, for almost any application. With the new Sandy Bridge CPU you can expect the very best performance – for more information on the main board / CPU options / Performance please visit here
You can now run the most demanding applications with ease, knowing that the power is there when you need it, and yet the power consumption is under 30W when you’re just idling along.
With specialised and enhanced cooling technologies, the ixL runs without fans, ensuring long term reliability, and almost zero noise – just like you want.
With the optional Media Centre IR receiver / HMDI output you can also even use the ixL as a Media Centre PC. With 1x 2.5″ and 1x 3.5″ HDD bays – you can mix and match your storage requirements.
We should hopefully be getting our hands on one very soon, so expect the usual full hands-on UWHS review.
Tim also recently posted information on Sandy Bridge which is worth reading.
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