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Baby AT Form Factor
By about 1997 electronics had shrunk
in both size and heat output so the original AT form factor was no longer
needed. Anytime a manufacturer can use fewer raw materials, they do
so, to reduce costs. The newer smaller form factor
was called the Baby AT form factor. The footprint of the Baby
AT is usually about 8.5" x 13". This is a bit smaller than the original
12" x 13" AT form factor.
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