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In computing, a pizza box is a style of case for computers or network switches. Cases of this type tend to be wide and flat, normally 1 to 3 inches or 4 to 9 cm in height, thus resembling pizza delivery boxes. The pizza box form factor for smaller desktop systems and thin clients remains in use, though it is increasingly being superseded by nettops or All-in-One PC designs that embed the already size-reduced computer onto the keyboard or display monitor.

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  • Pizza Box (de)
  • Pizza box (es)
  • Pizza box (fr)
  • ピザボックス・フォームファクタ (ja)
  • Pizza box form factor (en)
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  • En informática, una pizza box es un tipo de caja para ordenadores o conmutadores de red. Tiende a ser muy delgada, normalmente una o dos unidades de rack (1U o 2U) de altura, lo que la hace amplia y plana, siendo muy semejante a las cajas en las que se reparten las pizzas. (es)
  • En informatique, pizza box (littéralement, boîte à pizza) est un style de boîtier d'ordinateur ou de commutateur réseau. Ils tendent à être fin, en général une ou deux unités rack de haut (4.4 - 8.9 cm), les faisant apparaître comme larges et plats, grossièrement semblables à une boîte à pizza. * Portail de l’informatique (fr)
  • Pizza Box (engl.) bezeichnet ein Gehäusedesign für Desktop-Computer. Die Gehäuseform erinnert dabei an einen Pizzakarton, der im Englischen pizza box heißt. Die Gehäuse sind flach und breit gestaltet, sodass ein Monitor daraufgestellt werden kann, bspw. auf einem Schreibtisch stehend. Ein Gehäuse ist eine bis zwei Höheneinheiten (1 HE = 1¾″ = 44,45 mm) hoch. Im Serverbereich wird der Begriff meist umgangssprachlich auch für Gehäuseformen in 19-Zoll-Technik und einer Höheneinheit zum Einbau in Racks benutzt. (de)
  • In computing, a pizza box is a style of case for computers or network switches. Cases of this type tend to be wide and flat, normally 1 to 3 inches or 4 to 9 cm in height, thus resembling pizza delivery boxes. The pizza box form factor for smaller desktop systems and thin clients remains in use, though it is increasingly being superseded by nettops or All-in-One PC designs that embed the already size-reduced computer onto the keyboard or display monitor. (en)
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  • Pizza Box (engl.) bezeichnet ein Gehäusedesign für Desktop-Computer. Die Gehäuseform erinnert dabei an einen Pizzakarton, der im Englischen pizza box heißt. Die Gehäuse sind flach und breit gestaltet, sodass ein Monitor daraufgestellt werden kann, bspw. auf einem Schreibtisch stehend. Ein Gehäuse ist eine bis zwei Höheneinheiten (1 HE = 1¾″ = 44,45 mm) hoch. Die ersten Computer in diesem Stil waren Desktop-Workstations von Sun. Andere verbreitete Exemplare waren die NeXTstation von NeXT Computer und der Macintosh LC von Apple.Das Pizza-Box-Design wurde im Laufe der Zeit vom Tower-Design abgelöst (wobei die Computergehäuse hochkant unter den Schreibtisch platziert wurden). Im Serverbereich wird der Begriff meist umgangssprachlich auch für Gehäuseformen in 19-Zoll-Technik und einer Höheneinheit zum Einbau in Racks benutzt. (de)
  • En informática, una pizza box es un tipo de caja para ordenadores o conmutadores de red. Tiende a ser muy delgada, normalmente una o dos unidades de rack (1U o 2U) de altura, lo que la hace amplia y plana, siendo muy semejante a las cajas en las que se reparten las pizzas. (es)
  • En informatique, pizza box (littéralement, boîte à pizza) est un style de boîtier d'ordinateur ou de commutateur réseau. Ils tendent à être fin, en général une ou deux unités rack de haut (4.4 - 8.9 cm), les faisant apparaître comme larges et plats, grossièrement semblables à une boîte à pizza. * Portail de l’informatique (fr)
  • In computing, a pizza box is a style of case for computers or network switches. Cases of this type tend to be wide and flat, normally 1 to 3 inches or 4 to 9 cm in height, thus resembling pizza delivery boxes. The Data General Aviion Unix server was advertised in 1991 with the tagline "Who just fit mainframe power in a pizza box?", but most computers generally referred to as pizza box systems were high-end desktop systems such as Sun Microsystems workstations sold in the 1990s, most notably the SPARCstation 1 and SPARCstation 5. Other notable examples have been among the highest-performing desktop computers of their generations, including the SGI Indy, the NeXTstation, and the Amiga 1000, but the form factor was also seen in budget and lower-end lines such as the Macintosh LC family. The original SPARCstation 1 design included an expansion bus technology, SBus, expressly designed for the form factor; expansion cards were small, especially in comparison to other expansion cards in use at the time such as VMEbus, and were mounted horizontally instead of vertically. PC-compatible computers in this type of case typically use the PCI expansion bus and are usually either a) limited to one or two horizontally placed expansion cards or b) require special low-profile expansion cards, shorter than the PCI cards regular PCs use. The density of computing power and stackability of pizza box systems also made them attractive for use in data centers. Systems originally designed for desktop use were placed on shelves inside of 19-inch racks, sometimes requiring that part of their cases be cut off in order for them to fit. Since the late 1990s, pizza boxes have been a common form factor in data centers or industrial applications where rack space and density are critical. Servers in this form factor, as well as higher-end Ethernet switches, are now designed for rack mounting. Rack mount 1U computers come in all types of configurations and depths. The pizza box form factor for smaller desktop systems and thin clients remains in use, though it is increasingly being superseded by nettops or All-in-One PC designs that embed the already size-reduced computer onto the keyboard or display monitor. (en)
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