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			<description>A couple of other things you may want to look at:
* share the same computer between multiple users, you can get products that allow multiple screens/keyboards to be attached to the same computer and each user gets their own session.  If you use something like vmware or Xen you can even make it appear that each user has a separate PC, running a mixture of windows and linux desktops
http://whohastimeforthis.blogspot.com/2005/09/wyse-up-at-home.html
http://www.ndiyo.org/systems

* if you need to have a PC on all the time to share files, or as a music server or print server look at very low power NAS products.  NSLU2 is great, 2-3W when running from a flash memory stick and a full set of linux tools:
http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/
People have even used the NSLU2 to power on/off printers when print jobs are queued.
 - Roderick Williams</description>
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