2013-04-13, 13:26
Yep - it's a NUC competitor. Bizarre to compare it to a Raspberry Pi.
Good to see USB3.0, though a pity only 2 not 3. Good to see GigE, but a pity that the second video is MiniDisplay Port rather than HDMI or a Thunderbolt/MiniDisplayPort Apple-style variant.
Be interesting to see costs relative to NUC - and how the >i3 versions compare to eagerly awaited i5/i7 NUCs (which are also expected to have USB3).
More info here : http://translate.google.com/translate?hl...rrenz.html
Original : http://www.winboard.org/news-940-gigabyt...rrenz.html
Processors (all dual core - including i7. All but Celeron appear to Hyperthread - i.e. each physical core appears as 2 logical cores):
Celeron 10007U (1.5GHz CPUMark 1592)
i3-3227U (1.9GHz CPUMark 2690)
i5-3337U (1.8GHz CPUMark 3219)
i7-3537U (2.0GHz CPUMark 3712)
Good to see USB3.0, though a pity only 2 not 3. Good to see GigE, but a pity that the second video is MiniDisplay Port rather than HDMI or a Thunderbolt/MiniDisplayPort Apple-style variant.
Be interesting to see costs relative to NUC - and how the >i3 versions compare to eagerly awaited i5/i7 NUCs (which are also expected to have USB3).
More info here : http://translate.google.com/translate?hl...rrenz.html
Original : http://www.winboard.org/news-940-gigabyt...rrenz.html
Processors (all dual core - including i7. All but Celeron appear to Hyperthread - i.e. each physical core appears as 2 logical cores):
Celeron 10007U (1.5GHz CPUMark 1592)
i3-3227U (1.9GHz CPUMark 2690)
i5-3337U (1.8GHz CPUMark 3219)
i7-3537U (2.0GHz CPUMark 3712)
