Smallest Mini-ITX case

What you trying to get in it? If you search for thin client M-ITX cases you can find ones far smaller, intel even bought out a motherboard that has a 1/2 height I/O plate which fits into a few cases that are no more than a few mm's wider than the motherboard and thinner than a normal back plate.

Jetway JC200 are small or the M350 is very compact. They are much smaller than any listed above, but very limited to what you can fit in.
 
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Well might be going to uni soon, but since it is far away from home I want something small that I can carry in a suitcase when I go home twice a year.

Don't really like laptops, unless its the macbook pro, but thats too expensive.

I looked at the mac mini and thought I want to build something as small as that, obviously not the newer mac mini because that isn't possible, but the older ones like this

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Mac_Mini_Ports.jpg

Will be used for general browsing, watching movies and possibly some audio related work.
 
You need to take a look at something like Kontron pITX-SP or Commell LP-170 - Atom won't play HD video amazing, but you'll like the size :) - well aware the prices probably make this a VERY bad choice ...
 
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I think the wesena ITX 2 is the best compromise then, because It will be able to take a proper processor (i5 2500t) and also a DVD/bluray drive.

Will start building it around august, so plenty of time to look around.

Thanks for the help :)
 
I'll join the quest for SMALL ITX case... my "mobo" is actually 17x8cm (half ITX) as its a retro FPGA board. No need a big case but it does have to have full height backplane as there needs to be space height-wise for a 68060 daughter board.
 
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I'll join the quest for SMALL ITX case... my "mobo" is actually 17x8cm (half ITX) as its a retro FPGA board. No need a big case but it does have to have full height backplane as there needs to be space height-wise for a 68060 daughter board.
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Sounds nice, what's the specs and model of the board? And what case do you have it in?
 
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