Shortly before the formal Computex 2017 event opening, the Asus Company presented several specialties, including the super-slim Designo MZ27AQ monitor.



Designo MZ27AQ obtained a frameless 27-inch IPS-panel with the 2560 x 1440 pixels resolution, covering 100% of sRGB colour gamut. The novelty from Asus supports TÜV Rheinland-approved Flicker-free and Low Blue Light techs to provide secure viewing and eye-care.


However, the key feature of this display is its high-performance inbuilt audio subsystem, which is the result of Harman Kardon professionals’ hard work. Two broadband speakers of overall 12 W capacity are integrated directly into the monitor, and a 5 W subwoofer for 2.1-channel audio is performed as an external module. Among interface options offered one can find two HDMI and one DisplayPort connectors.


At present, it is known that Designo MZ27AQ has got a 2017 Computex d&i Award. There is no info about the price, though.

The market of power supply units is full of beneficial options from a range of designers. Some of them are resplendent with new products rather often, the others release the units rather seldom but right on target. Hiper belongs exactly to the last mentioned designers, rejoicing its potential customers with only high-quality solutions. PSU Hiper Type M900 is a worthy representative of M series that is known to be efficient in the majority of operational modes. Let’s review this model in more details.



General Information


Hiper Type M900 is delivered in a small-sized cardbox with a convenient handle. The unit itself is housed in a matte black case with a spacious ventilation grid covering a high-performance fan. All key specifications can be found at the unit’s case: +12VDC rail is able to handle 900 W power at 75 A; the correlation of power on +12VDC rail with the total power makes up the maximal 1.0 index.


Sockets and Connectors


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In foreseeable future the Intel corporation plans to broaden its NUC compact systems range with two latest samples, constructed on the base of the Intel Core i7-8650U (4 cores/8 threads, 1.9/4.2 GHz) processor. The specialties will be released under the NUC7i7DNKE and NUC7i7DNHE code names. The only difference between them is the possession of the mount seat for the 2.5-inch drive by NUC7i7DNHE.

 

Both devices allow installing of two SO-DIMM DDR4-2400 RAM modules (the max volume is 32 GB) and one M.2 solid state drive. At the same time, these mini PCs feature the Bluetooth 4.2 and Wi-Fi 802.11ac wireless adapter. Among interfaces users may find four USB 3.0 ports, as well as two HDMI 2.0 video outputs, supporting 4K resolution at 60 frames per second.

 

Speaking about approximate prices, we should note, that the configuration with the 4 GB RAM, 128 GB SSD and the Ubuntu OS will cost 710 USD. Shipments of the Intel NUC7i7DNKE system will …