Intel added several new models to its line of miniature computers NUC. New models of Intel NUC received 6-watt processors, built on the architecture of Intel Braswell. The cost of the new systems will start at $ 140.
The model Intel NUC5CPYH is equipped with 2-core processor Intel Celeron N3050 1.6 GHz, and the model NUC5PPYH has received 4-core chip Intel Pentium N3700 with the same frequency. Both processors are built on 14-nm technology, are 64-bit and support 8 gigabytes of RAM. These low-power chips based on the same architecture as the latest models of Intel Atom, however, are a little more productive.
Chip Pentium equipped Intel HD graphics with core frequency of 400 MHz. During acceleration schedule can run at 700 MHz. Celeron model has a slightly less powerful Intel HD graphics with a frequency of 320 to 600 MHz.
Mini PC NUC5CPYH will be available for purchase for $ 140. Already a number of stores began accepting orders for this system. Model NUC5PPYH will cost a bit more expensive – $ 180.
Both systems have a very compact housing (4 x 4 inches) and go with the motherboard, processor, and a number of other key components, but do not have a memory, storage, and operating system. A user can purchase desired components. New NUC support HDD and SSD, DDR3L, module 802.11ac WiFi + Bluetooth 4.0 and a small cooler. This is not a fanless system, but the device is pretty quiet.
The casing can be found 4 output USB 3.0, HDMI, audio outputs for, Gigabit Ethernet and a slot for memory cards.
Intel NUC - Mini PC with chips Braswell from $ 140
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