The main feature is a lack of fan and an unusual flow casing, which is like an element of a Hi-Fi system than a computer.
Inside, the 14th generation Intel Core Ultra processors: Core 3 from 100U to ultra 7 155h. The user can choose the desired configuration – up to 16 TB (SSD + HDD) up to DDR5 RAM up to 64 GB and storage area.
The graphs also choose: Senior versions go with the youngest – Intel Graphics with Intel Iris Arc. Devices support working without noise even at high load and allow the SSD system to be loaded quickly.
There is a full port in the case: USB-C (20 GBİT/S), three USB-A 3.2, HDMI 2.1, Thunderbolt 4, RJ45 and even Kensington Castle.
Configuration can be installed yourself through a branded configurator. Price – Between £ 787 and £ 3834 depending on the filling.
Source: Ferra
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