New boxes appear MintBox in the market for the joy of all its users. These miniPCs come from CompuLab and are based on an update in the hardware of the previous model that was launched at the beginning of last year. Now they arrive renewed and with new features.
To highlight, within its configuration, are the passive cooling, multiple USB portsand support for a microSIM card. Its price is not cheap either, but we are used to hardware of this type not being so given its power in such a small space.
The new MintBoxPro hits the market loaded with new features and the latest Linux Mint 18 operating system in its Cinnamon version. Let's start by talking about its external appearance, in a black metal box that acts as an element of passive cooling and provides absolute silence during operation. It has a disk 120 GB mSATA SSD hard drive, which almost doubles the previous version of the equipment. His RAM it has also been duplicated up to 8GB, giving you much more flexibility to keep heavier applications open.
Regarding the processing power, the chipset has been renewed to the A10-Micro 6700T, with output capacity of 2 HDMI ports on a Radeon R6. Regarding its connectivity by Ethernet, it has been equipped with a new Gigabit port, which next to the card 802.11ac dual-band Wi-Fi by mini-PCIe and a slot to insert a microSIM card (and thus being able to use 3G / 4G connectivity) give you a very good (and perhaps even excessive) communications infrastructure. I could not miss the connection for Bluetooth 4.0 to connect our wireless keyboard and mouse and thus give the final touch to a team with such good features.
It is now time to talk about the price, nothing cheap, because their almost $ 400 They will make more than one think about it before getting one of them. There is no doubt that it is a machine whim that will be the object of desire for many users.