Petiktetikus just found out a review unit of Intel's tiny Next Unit of Computing (NUC) HTPC in the office and decided to compare it to the ever popular Raspberry Pi. While the unit is significantly larger and more expensive than the popular credit-card sized computer, the Next Unit of Computing is also much more powerful. It features a 17W Core i3-3217U 1.8GHz processor on a QS77 motherboard, four USB 2.0 ports, a thunderbolt port, and a HDMI port. The device supports up to 16GB of DDR3 laptop RAM and has PCI-e slots for a wireless card and m-SATA SSD.Check out the video below to see Gordon compare the Next Unit of Computing with the Raspberry Pi side-by-side. Maybe my Office will buy and use it here. Or not! hehe
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Intel's Next Unit of Computing HTPC and Raspberry Pi, Its a very small PC, My God!
Petiktetikus just found out a review unit of Intel's tiny Next Unit of Computing (NUC) HTPC in the office and decided to compare it to the ever popular Raspberry Pi. While the unit is significantly larger and more expensive than the popular credit-card sized computer, the Next Unit of Computing is also much more powerful. It features a 17W Core i3-3217U 1.8GHz processor on a QS77 motherboard, four USB 2.0 ports, a thunderbolt port, and a HDMI port. The device supports up to 16GB of DDR3 laptop RAM and has PCI-e slots for a wireless card and m-SATA SSD.Check out the video below to see Gordon compare the Next Unit of Computing with the Raspberry Pi side-by-side. Maybe my Office will buy and use it here. Or not! hehe
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