The Shuttle vendor is widening its product range with the NC03U mini PC, based on the Kaby Lake Intel CPU. To be specific, the novelty can be operated by the 7th generation Intel processors, from Celeron 3865U to Core i7-7500U, which are dual-core (15 W) chips aimed at notebooks and compact PCs.



The Shuttle specialty is able to hold up to 32 GB of DDR4-2133 MHz RAM. One 2.5-inch hard drive and one M.2 SSD drive can be installed for data storage. NC03U is produced without a discrete video card, however, the integrated graphics tech from Intel allows the system to play 4K video at 60 Hz.


This mini PC obtained such ports as HDMI, DisplayPort, RJ45, RS232, USB 3.0, USB 2.0, USB-C, alongside with wireless interface adaptors and a memory card slot. VESA mountings are also present. The Shuttle product’s dimensions are the following: 142 х 142 х 42 mm.


The cost and the release date of this mini PC, meant for personal or commercial utilization, are unknown, but a previous …

The Japanese electronics Iiyama company has replenished its displays model range with the ProLite XB2779QQS product, which demonstrates the fair combination of cost and performance data. The novelty is aimed at professional users, involved into websites design and media content creation.



The display is designed on the base of the 27-inch IPS panel with the 5120 x 2880 pixels resolution, featuring the 440 cd/m² max brightness, 1200:1 static contrast ratio, 60 Hz refresh rate and the 4 ms (GtG) response time. Viewing angles are quite typical for IPS panels and make 178° in horizontal and vertical directions.

 

One may utilize DisplayPort (x2) and HDMI (x3) ports to connect Iiyama ProLite XB2779QQS to the computer, however, only DisplayPort can be used for image output, while applying native resolution. The device is also supplied with 2 W stereospeakers and the 3.5 mm audio jack.

 

The manufacturer has already begun to …

Samsung settles down to a large-scale production of LPDDR4 mobile memory chips. Elaborated according to 20 nm technological norms, the new-comers boast the integration of an advanced technology that ensures 8 Gb crystal density and twice the performance compared with LPDDR3 chips. Currently, the company produces models of 2 GB and 3 GB capacity, however in early 2015 it will set to the development of 4 GB solutions.



New LPDDR4 memory modules are targeting various mobile devices with thirst for lightning-fast data transfer speed. The latter index might accelerate up to 3200 Mb/sec; this will allow employing chips for the implementation of resource-intensive tasks, such as recording and playback of high-resolution video or serial filming.


Samsung developers claim that 2 GB LPDDR4 DRAM is 40% more power-efficient than counterparts with 4 Gb crystal density. This became possible due to the adopting of low-voltage swing-terminated logic for I/O signaling. As a result, the …