Advice needed, SFF computer build

[ChurchOfSubgenius]

I am looking to build a small portable SFF for a photo booth business I have. When hauling all kinds of gear around I look to make every item as small and light as possible. I also don't have a huge budget so I am looking to make it fairly inexpensive

I am hoping to use a Mini ITX case as I only need the bare amount of items in there but need pretty good cooling as sometimes I am outside in the middle of July with 90 ambient temps.

Ok, on to the specs.

Small solid case
Sandy Bridge processor
4GB DDR3
any size 2.5" sata hard drive
Mobo to support above


If you are bored at work & feel compelled to "window shop" me a system I would be grateful.

 

[Zap]

I would totally suggest some parts, but am leaving in 5 minutes to catch a flight. If nobody else replies, I'll suggest some stuff tomorrow.

 

[DaveSimmons]

What about a laptop? I've seen many deals for $400 sandy bridge dual-core pentium and i3 laptops (4 GB RAM, 320 - 500 GB HD, Windows 7).

Besides the built-in 15.6" screen (with port for external if you need it) you also get the built-in battery backup if you're somewhere with unreliable power.

Otherwise:
- mITX case & PSU
- H61 mITX motherboard
- dual-core SB Pentium CPU
- 1 x 4 GB RAM stick
- HDD
- (DVD drive?)
- Windows license
= $300 - 400.

 

[Silverforce11]

Easier to get a laptop for that, since you don't want a fancy GPU there's no point going for mITX it gives you no advantage over a cheap laptop.

 

[Zap]

Antec ISK 100 case $70
Foxconn H67S ITX motherboard $60
any cheap 1.5v DDR3 4GB kit $20
Core i3-2105 $120 (current price with promo code)
OCZ Vertex 3 60GB $80 (after rebate, standard disclaimers apply due to being OCZ)
=$350