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Product ReviewsZotac ZBOXNANO-AD10-U AMD E-350 APU 1.6GHZ DDR3 HD6310 SATA3 WiFi USB3.0 HDMI DVI Barebones NetTop
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 Rating: Review Date: 10/02/12  |
Cons: Lack of DVD drive means some complications setting up. Only HDMI out.
Pros: Powerful computer in a little box! Pop in a hard drive, memory, and GO! Great USB, Wifi, Card Reader, onboard CPU/GPU. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/27/12 |
Cons: bios needs work. cannot shut off lighted ring
Pros: very small size Comment:
easy build. cute form factor. good video quality but cpu underpowered |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/05/12 |
Cons: Not enough USB ports, no VGA or DVI output.
Pros: Small, Wifi, energy efficient, bluetooth 3.0, Gigabit LAN, USB 3.0 Comment:
Great little device, powerful enough to play back 1080p videos. I use it in the office to do video conference, it hangs behind the TV , I hooked it up to a HD webcam works great with skype. If you get a USB hug to expand USB ports, get a powered USB hub. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/26/12 |
Cons: Processor a little lacking. CPU temperature causes hard drive to run warmer (high 40's).
Pros: Size. Great HD Video and Audio Bitstreaming Comment:
I bought this to replace a full-sized HTPC build that I had built in the spring of 2011.The E-350 runs between 65C and 75C under load when watching HD video content and does a great job of doing so. The AMD chipset (Radeon 6310) also allows bitsteam audio for playing Dolby True HD and DTS MA HD blu-ray streams. It also allows playback of high definition audio as well.I originally ran the mini-PC with an SSD and it ran quite well. I recently sold off the SSD and moved the 750GB hard drive from my new laptop and notice that heat can be a bit of a problem as there is limited room/cooling inside the case. My HD temperatures are showing between 45C (no use) and 50C (heavy use) which is a little higher than I'd like. I'll likely move back to an SSD at a later date when prices are even better. Regardless, a great little product that comes with a remote (which my Harmony has full commands for). Would buy again in a heartbeat. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/25/11 |
Cons: None really beside that one screw at the bottom that i can't screw into the bottom.
Pros: Small, well designed and amazingly fast for its class. Comment:
Installed Kingston KVR1066D3S7/4G 4GB 1X4GB PC3-8500 DDR3-1066 204PIN SODIMM Memory and 250GB sata hard drive. Works really well so far. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/29/11 |
Cons: None considering the price.
Pros: SmallQuietWorks well with OpenElec Comment:
Running off a USB drive. Everything important works out of the box. 720p Wireless streaming no problem. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/27/11 |
Cons: Runs a little loud, but considering its size not really a con.
Pros: Incredibly small , fast. Comment:
Picked this puppy up as a high def/ entertainment system. I've very happy with its performance for the most part, however the e-350 apu still isn't overly speedy. Love the fact Zotac finally ditched the internal antenna for the wireless, and went to an aluminum body. The addition of a wireless media center compatible remote was a nice touch as well even if its glossy plastic. |
Wow! I got this computer for my brother-in-law after his laptop died on him. I recovered his old hard drive, popped in 4GB of memory, and got everything set up. My intent was to have a computer able to work with Skype, the internet, and not much else.What an amazing little box! It's more poweful than the Sempron 2500+ with GeForce 6600GT full sized computer in my daughter's room, clocking in around 8500 on 3DMark2001. 4x USB ports, an SD Card reader (which you'll be installing your OS/Drivers from). The machine has enough oomph to not just play casual games, but 3D games on lower settings. All in a package much smaller than a Nintendo Wii.I'd be happy to buy more of these in the future!