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Igor Campana, founder and C.E.O. of MiniTechNet, has found for a long time that there is an enormous waste of space in modern Computers. In the summer of 2002 he developed the first Mini-PCs in cube design. The at that time new Via Epia Mainboards made the project cost-saving and realizable.

This concept took part in the business plan competition of the Tyrolian "Zukunftsstiftung" and was among the winners.In the following year the market of Mini-Barebones, Epia Mainboards and Notebooks started to flourish.

In December 2003 the MiniTechNet userforum went online for the first time. In March 2004 the MiniTechNet team published exclusive CeBit reports. Manufacturers like Shuttle, Epox, Abit, Aopen, Elitegroup, Via Technologies, TranquilPC, Norhtec and others invited us to look behind the scenes to report on new developments.

On the basis of the great increasing market in this sector, the demand rose for an international gearing/orientation of MiniTechNet. Starting with the CeBit 2005 new employees put the magazine in English at the disposal on the www.MiniTechNet.com domain.

In August 2004 the complete MiniTechNet Website was revised and hosted on an own server. The new website does not only enable the team to administer the content dynamically but to integrate completely new sections into the layout. So MiniTechNet offers now optimal advertisement opportunities.