Now, is it worth checking out? Here are its specs:
Dual-head display HDMI + DisplayPort
Digital 7.1 S/PDIF and analog 2.0 audio, both input and output
Gigabit Ethernet
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n + BT combo with dual antennas
2 USB3 ports + 2 USB2 ports
2 eSATA ports
Bay for 2.5” SATA HDD
2 mini-PCIe sockets / 1 mSATA
Serial RS232 port
This looks like a pretty good deal, doesn't it?
The price is reasonable, too:
The mintBox is available in two versions.
mintBox Basic ($476 + shipping, duty & VAT):
- 250GB HDD
- APU G-T40N (1.0 GHz dual core + Radeon HD 6290 – 9W)
- 4GB RAM
- Flat metal case
- 250GB HDD
- APU G-T56N (1.65 GHz dual core + Radeon HD 6320 – 18W)
- 8GB RAM
- Ribbed metal case
You can even open it and add memory or replace the Hard Drive easily.
I am glad to see more Linux boxes out in the market. I am thinking about buying one for my birthday!
This one seems more appealing to me than the Raspberry Pi. I'd like to get me a Vivaldi tablet :-)
ResponderEliminarIt got a smart looking casing. I hate APU and other integrated graphics processors since they are very low profile but still looks better than a netbook xD
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