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Fujitsu Siemens Computers has developed a compact, quiet and energy-efficient entry-level server and will launch it on April 1, it said Sunday at the Cebit trade fair in Hanover, Germany.
The Primergy TX120 S2 is based on Intel Core2 Duo processors and achieves a 25 percent reduction in energy consumption over its predecessor. As a result it conforms to the Energy Star 4.0 specification, said the company.
The machine isn't much larger than a desktop computer and is quiet enough that it can be placed in an office without its fans causing an annoying disturbance to workers, said Lothar Lechtenberg, a company spokesman who was demonstrating it at Cebit.
The computer will be available in Fujitsu Siemens' EMEA sales area from the beginning of April at prices from €545. Details for other markets were not available.
The IDG News Service is a Network World affiliate.
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