Computex 2015 – Yesterday we saw a line-up of small NUC’s from ASRock called Beebox. These look like a typical mini-PC with nothing special, however at a VIP press event today; we have been given exclusive information.
The Beebox uses the latest Intel Braswell SOC for the most power efficient and powerful NUC computing experience. The case is small with subtle designs so will fit into a wide range of existing living room environments. What really sets this apart from the rest of the mini PC market is that it supports 4k the right way. Many others offer 4k in a single channel mode, the Beebox offers it in a high stability dual channel mode. This little NUC will also be the world’s first to host a USB Type-C port.
The Beebox will be available later this month with pricing starting from $140 for the barebones kit to $220 for the full system without Beebox OS. If you opted for Windows 10, you could snag a complete system for under $200.
This is an ongoing press event, we will update you as soon as we have the information.
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