Foxconn R20-i4000 Intel Atom D2500 (1.86GHz, dual core) Intel NM10 Intel GMA 3600 1 x HDMI Barebone

Pros: Low price.
Low wattage.
Runs CentOS 6 Linux.

Cons: Noisy power supply fan.
The difficult to remove front plastic, which has to come off to get to the internal 3.5" mount point, broke after a few dis- and re-assemblies at one of the tabs holding it in place.

Pros: This is a very cheap and fairly small unit. I appreciate that the CPU heatsink does not have a fan, but is just adjacent to the case fan. I had wanted a "fanless" computer, but this is getting close.
I had no issues installing Ubuntu 12.04 on it, with the provided BIOS (don't know its version).
One oddity was that when I first booted, I had the only disk drive plugged into the 2nd SATA port on the Motherboard and it gave no signs of life. But a reviewer had mentioned that he got same results with single stick of RAM in the "wrong" slot, so I tried the other SATA port and it booted right up.
Case fan is fairly quiet. You *can* hear it, but it's pretty good.
Power supply (150W, I think) has plenty of connectors for three drives but I'm only using the one.

Cons: Case is not super-easy to disassemble (requires screwdriver). Blue power LED is very bright--I will be dimming this before I move it to my bedroom.
The other negatives I could mention are all what you should expect from reading the product specs--it's limited on processing and memory power--whaddya want for $110?
First boot after switching between HDMI and VGA does not result in video output, but rebooting seems to fix this. I'm assuming a BIOS update would improve, but am not going to bother, since it will end up "headless".

Other Thoughts: I purchased this to be the new file (etc) server for my home, and it seems very up to the task. In addition to running Samba, it's also got a Minecraft server running on it (by far the biggest CPU hog running on there now).

Pros: None

Cons: Received DOA. Submitted to Newegg for refund. I would recommend that Foxconn steps up their quality control for the own branded products to match those of the other products they manufacture (Apple, Dell, etc.).

Pros: Small.

Cons: Video drivers are non-existent.
Windows XP install = BSOD.
Windows Vista x86 = Standard VGA. Will not install drivers on disk.
Windows Vista x64 = Standard VGA. No 84 bit drivers.
Ubuntu 12.04 = No Drivers
Last resort, tried MeeGo. Nope. Black Screen after install and boot.

There are no Intel GMA 3600 drivers that work with this system.

Other Thoughts: Driver disk provided by Foxconn is mostly useless. Foxconn website contains the same drivers on the disk.

Stay away from this item. I'm requesting a RMA.

DO NOT BUY.

Manufacturer Response:

We apologize for the inconvenience. We only have drivers for Win7 32bit.

Best regards,
Foxconn support team.

Pros: Update to previous review.
I guess I am a bit spoiled by GUI's so I tried a few more Linux distro's before migrating data and found the latest production Ubuntu, Version 12.04 32 bit, installs with no issues on the D2500 system with latest bios.

Cons: None.

Pros: Well built, no issues at all with hardware.

Cons: Came with bios V1 and the only thing I found that would boot is windows install.
You can't get any video out to boot a dos usb stick or CD to upgrade the bios, or install another OS.
I installed windows, used it to upgrade bios to 2, then 4, then modified 4 to install 5, then used dos usb stick to install 6 then 7.
Even with latest bios dos equivalent and server video support is very poor.
I could have shoehorned a modified linux on, but for the services I wanted a non-gui freebsd install was easier to install.

Other Thoughts: Note, these are Intel chipset issues not Foxconn issues so only dinged it 1 star.
For the next generation after this Intel announced it will be even more Linux hostile, so it's AMD for me for small low power servers.