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Reddit mentions of T11 Mini PC,Windows 10 Pro Intel Atom x5-Z8350 Fanless Desktop Computer,4GB DDR3/32GB eMMC, Support 2.5-Inch SATA III Internal SSD/HDD,4K HD,2.4/5G WiFi,1000M LAN,HDMI/VGA Output,Auto Power On
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Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of T11 Mini PC,Windows 10 Pro Intel Atom x5-Z8350 Fanless Desktop Computer,4GB DDR3/32GB eMMC, Support 2.5-Inch SATA III Internal SSD/HDD,4K HD,2.4/5G WiFi,1000M LAN,HDMI/VGA Output,Auto Power On. Here are the top ones.
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★【Windows 10 Pro OS】Pre-installed with Windows 10 Pro Edition(64-bit) OS. Support Auto-on after power failure, simply get into BIOS interface by pressing "ESC" key when boot this mini pc, choose "Boot" and "Enable Automatic Power On"★【Unique Design】 An empty bay is designed on the bottom of the unit, you can add up to 2TB of 2.5-Inch SATA III Internal SSD. you can also plug a USB drive or Mirco SD card up to 128GB.(Note:SSD not include)★【Intel Atom Processor】Equipped with Intel x5-Z8350 Processor (CPU speed up to 1.92GHz),4GB DDR3,32GB of storage, built-in 2.4G/5G Wi-Fi, Ethernet gigabit and BT 4.2, it's awesomely fast start-up, seamless web browsing, multi-tasking compatibility.★【Support Dual Display】 T11 mini pc equipped with dual output display ports (VGA & HDMI). 4K ultra HD video playback, delight in producing stunning visuals, native 4K output & multi-display. You can easily run two or more applications in full view simultaneously. Double the efficiency, simplify your work and reduce unnecessary waiting time.★【Fan-less Design】T11 mini PC is a quiet performer that keeps noise levels down, very Silent with great performance. [I/O Specifications]: 2x USB 3.0, 2x USB 2.0, 1x1000Mbps Ethernet Port, 1x HDMI, 1x audio output, 1x VGA, 1x Micro SD slot, budled with a VESA bracket.
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I'm in the same boat as you, minus the already subbed. I've been looking around for cheap mini PCs that I couod slap to the back of a TV/monitor. I've been scouring the threads about what the minimum standards are CPU/RAM wise so I don't buy a cheap pc that's too cheap. The ghost won't be out for another 3 weeks, and since you've already subbed, wasting that time/money ain't the best strat.
My findings are something like this:
For $130 - Mini PC,ACEPC T11 Windows 10 Pro Mini Desktop Computer,Intel Atom Z8350,4GB Ram/32GB ROM,Support 4K/Dual WiFi
Or for $120
It has the gigabit ethernet port. It has dual band wifi. Enough ram to handle basic shit. Enough power to output 4k comfortably. 2 or 3 USB 2.0 ports, a 3.0 port, VGA, HDMI, microSD and, what made me pick this one over the other ones like it, support for a 2.5" drive caddy. That plus a $30 180GB SSD, makes it a perfect TV box.
This is essentially what I'm going to do. I'm also going to look at touch screen portable monitors (170 for a 15 inch), powerbank with AC outlet (100 bucks) and a mobile wifi Hotspot (60 bucks). That would give me a 15 inch tablet (albeit clunky af) with the power of a $2000 gaming rig literally anywhere for around 600 bucks.
Hi, I'm looking to start writing again and I move between the office, my condo, and family quite often. Each place I have a TV, and a monitor set up, and rarely find myself sitting in a cafe anymore to do any writing so I was thinking about getting a pocket/mini PC in the 100$ range. I would also be able to find local librariers and plug in there if I wanted.
I have so far narrowed it down to these two items:
Mini portable PC that plugs directly into HDMI
Mini PC that has an expandable SSD/HDD slot
They are also both 4k and capable of doing some streaming which would be a nice addition. Any suggestions would be helpful on lifespan, or any suggestions on better devices in the same price range.
Why not put together something like this?
https://www.amazon.com/Fanless-Desktop-Computer-x5-Z8350-Processor/dp/B07F1MM92S/ref=zg_bs_13896591011_17?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=KWRZWRVQA6JC6D195RW0
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Just slap whatever SSD you want in it. Its fanless so no moving parts the PC should last years for the low low cost.
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Slap some double sided velcro to it and attach it to the bottom of a switch, wall or right to a small rack. Simple and easy. Just test and make sure you can turn it on remotely or your cleint's have access to push the power button should it lose power.