Marvell, a worldwide leader in integrated silicon solutions, just unveiled Plug Computer 3.0 — a new always-on, always connected turnkey platform designed to power the next generation intelligent ...

Move over nettops, netbooks, and ultra-portables, Marvell’s got an eye on the market with a box we might accurately label as the “wallplug.” That’s not what Marvell calls it—the company prefers Plug ...

The device is based on Marvell's SheevaPlug platform. Marvell's plug computer conserves energy and draws less than 5 watts under normal operation compared with 25 to 100 watts for a PC being used as a ...

Marvell Technology Group Ltd. today showed off a new version of its tiny, green Plug Computer that boasts a much faster CPU. Actual shipping products based around Marvell’s concept remain scarce for ...

Former CNET editor Dong Ngo has been involved with technology since 2000, starting with testing gadgets and writing code for CNET Labs' benchmarks. He managed CNET's San Francisco Labs, reviews 3D ...

Marvell's SheevaPlug wall-wart Linux PC has finally come of age, with the company announcing mainstream retail partners including Buffalo, D-Link, LaCie and Seagate, together with beginning ...

Linux-based plug computers such as the Sheevaplug have been drawing fresh attention for some time already, but on Monday MimoMonitors launched the new MimoPlug, a tiny, cube-shaped contender that’s ...

Some of our readers will remember the tiny Linux PC, the Marvell SheevaPlug that we featured on the site last year, Marvell has added a new tiny PC their range with the launch of the Marvell Plug ...

Ever wanted a computer you could plug directly into the wall? Marvell thinks you do, and the company's newly announced Wall Plug computer is meant to give you that product you've always, erm, dreamed ...