Zotac shows the curious Zotac Pico PI226, which has been seen at CES 2018, a pocket computer, which is based on an interesting Intel Celeron N4000, which combines good performance with minimal consumption.

Curious announcement by Zotac during CES 2018. The company is known for its compact form factor computers, which offer performance in a compact design. The latest they have developed is the Zotac Pico PI226, a small computer that fits in the palm of the hand, thanks to an extremely compact design, which we could easily carry in our pocket. This system is based on a high-performance, low-power Intel Celeron processor.

Zotac Pico PI226, as we said, is based on the Intel Celeron N4000 processor, which is based on the 14nm Tri-Gate process, which offers good performance and minimal energy consumption. In addition, 4GB of DDR4 RAM have been integrated and 32GB of eMMC technology has been integrated for storage, so that the system works smoothly, although the capacity is limited for current requirements, even if they are for office automation, multimedia and teaching. Of course, those who want more capacity, may choose to install a microSDXC memory card, with a maximum of 256GB.

Regarding the other aspects of this system, it has 802.11ac WiFi connectivity, Bluetooth 4.1, a USB Type-C port, an HDMI 1.4 port and two USB 3.0 ports have been integrated. The truth is that for how small it is, this pocket computer offers great connectivity. Compact computers and mini PCs are becoming more popular, as they offer good features in a minimal and clear space, with the advancement of the technique, they are increasingly powerful, so they become suitable for all kinds of situations. The reduction in consumption of the processors and other components also reduces the thermal load.

Source: TPU