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Not everyone wants to build their own HTPC, and despite the relative small size of most HTPC cases compared to a full tower for example, they're still fairly large next to most other electronic devices in a home theater environment. The Zotac Zbox on the other hand, is a fully functional HTPC in a very slim size; about the same as the average netbook. Offering a choice of barebone or pre-configured hardware, the model we have for review today includes the Intel Atom D525 dual-core CPU, nVidia ION2 graphics, 250Gb hard drive, 2Gb of memory and a slot-loading Blu-Ray drive. Add to that Gigabit wired and 802.11n wireless networking, 6-in-1 card reader, HDMI, USB3 and eSATA, and you've got a huge amount of functionality packed into one tiny device.
ZOTAC stellte während der Cebit 2014 in Hannover weitere Modelle aus der eigenen ZBox-Mini-PC-Serie vor, wozu auch der EI750-Ableger mit High-End-Prozessor und integrierter Iris-Pro-Grafikeinheit von Intel gehört. Mit eben diesem kompakten System, will der Hersteller auch anspruchsvolle Gamer zufriedenstellen. Ob dies ZOTAC gelingt, erfahrt ihr in diesem ausführlichen Video-Test!
ZOTAC have added a new model to their product catalogue and redesigned their chassis around added functionality. Today on our test bench we have the ZBOX AD05 Plus Blu-Ray, a compact, slim chassis for those who want a compact media system.
Aujourd'hui, on passe en revue un petit PC signé Zotac. Le ZBOX Blu-Ray AD03 Plus, puisque c'est son nom, tourne sur une plateforme AMD Fusion, avec en prime un lecteur bleu et tout ce qu'il faut pour démarrer, à savoir un disque dur et de la mémoire. Mais pas de système d'exploitation... Est-ce un problème ? La configuration tient-elle la route ? Quel temps fera-t-il demain ? On vous dit tout !
Mit der ZBOX bringt Zotac eine neue interessante Mini-PC Serie auf den Markt, welche vor allem auf das heimische Wohnzimmer abzielt. Erhältlich ist die neue ZBOX als Barebone-Variante ohne Arbeitsspeicher und Festplatte oder auch als vorkonfiguriertes System. Wir werden uns heute der vorkonfigurierten Variante ZBOX HD-ID34 mit 4 Blu-ray Laufwerk, 2 GByte Arbeitsspeicher und 250 GByte Festplatte widmen.
We are starting to see a number of ultra small systems updated with the latest AMD E-450 dual core APU which features CPU and GPU in one compact design. A front runner in this market is the latest ZBOX from ZOTAC, the AD04 Plus and we have one of the first samples on our review bench today.
ZOTAC, mostly known for their GPUs have been busy bees this year by releasing AMD Fusion-based (as well as Intel-based) HTPCs in the form of Mini-PCs. Today we're looking at the ZBOX AD03 Plus which packs not only the AMD Fusion technology, but Blu-ray for your high-definition needs.
Today we have one of the ZBOX systems on our test bench and have run it through a selection of real world tests including HD playback, GPU computing and media encoding to find out whether it can meet the needs of consumers looking for an all purpose mini-system.
HTPCs have certainly been around for a while, but a growing trend in recent years is the use of cut down versions of this. Mini PCs and Media centres are beginning to dominate people’s lounges as DVDs go the way of VHS and digital streaming is what its all about. Internet access and better organisation of media are also benefits of this, and there’s plenty of companies to choose from if you fancy a setup like this.
The Zeo Bedside Sleep Manager is an interesting product which helps us track our sleep during the night by analyzing the obtained data, wake at the optimal time during the morning using SmartWake Alarm feature and more. The product is shipped with a SoftWave sensor headband and the bedside unit can be also used as a regular alarm clock if needed. The mobile platforms were not left out either, Zeo giving us for free download apps for both iOS and Android.
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