Zotac’s Zboxes R small, Ion-fueled, & cheap
If you’re like us, you’re constantly on the hunt 4 the perfect small computer. Now, we’re not say`g we’ve found it in this new set of Zotac Zboxes… although (unless) V do like where they’re com`g from. The minimal slivers pack Ion chipsets along w/ Intel CULV CPUs, mak`g 4 the power-sipp`g experience Z can actually push the couple of pixels (a couple, not many more). The company`s dish`g out the few varieties of the mini PCs, all loaded w/ some variation of Intel’s Celeron processors. The HD series (the NS21 & ND22) pack the Celeron 743 or SU2300 CULV (respectively), DDR3 RAM slots, the 2.5-inch hard drive slot, HDMI & DVI-I ports, along w/ NVIDIA’s Ion GPU. There’s also an ITX series, all sport`g those same CPUs, the single PCI Express x16 slot, the handful of SATA / eSATA hookups, & HDMI, DVI-D, & VGA connections. All the systems`ve the slew of USB ports, the boxes can B mounted in 4 different positions (includ`g on the back of the monitor), & though retail pric`g hasn’t`en announced, it looks like @ least the ND22`ldlist 4 around $270. Hit the source link 4 all the details, & More Coverage 4 the review. Zotac’s Zboxes R small, Ion-fueled, & cheap originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 28 Aug 2010 00:31:00 EDT.
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