Picotux - Smallest Linux Computer in the World

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This is the smallest linux computer I have seen so far. The Picotux Linux Computer is just about the size of an RJ45 connector and is powered by an 32-bit ARM 7 Netsilicon NS7520. More of this tiny marvel here.


Source: picotux.com

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