Foxconn is a big OEM -- they make a lot of Apple products, for example. This is one of the few things with their own brand. Here's where I bought it (almost 12 years ago): <https://www.newegg.com/foxconn-r20-d2/p/N82E16856119024> You can see specifications and a picture there. - almost 12 years old - Atom D510 CPU (slow; 64-bit; one core; two threads) <https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/43098/intel-atom-processor-d510-1m-cache-1-66-ghz/specifications.html> - NM10 chipset <https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/47610/intel-nm10-express-chipset.html> - old-fashioned BIOS (no UEFI support) - 3.3G RAM (cannot be expanded) - 1.5G HDD - DVD writer - gigabit ethernet - PS/2 mouse and keyboard connectors (but you can use USB too) - currently running CentOS 7 - one empty PCI slot (half-height, I think) (could hold a video card) Serious limitations: - USB 2 is the only USB supported (could add a USB 3 PCI card) - only video output is VGA (probably supports up to 2048 x 1536 @ 60Hz) - fan is noisy (always was -- isn't a sign of failure) - no Windows license Pick it up near York Mills subway station.