Foxconn refreshes its nettop line with two Nano PCs-- the AT-5250 and AT-5600, both inside sleek black housing with a fanless design Foxconn claims is the most quiet yet.
The housing is rather compact, measuring 19 x 13.5 x 3.8cm. The AT-5250 carries an Cedar View D2500 (1.86GHz) processor and integrated Intel graphics, while the AT-5600 comes with an AMD Brazos E450 (1.65GHz) and a Radeon HD 6320 graphics chip.
The PCs lack memory or storage, and support 2.5-inch HDDs and 1.8/2.5-inch SSDs. Ports include x6 USB, ethernet, HDMI, VGA and a 5-in-1 card reader.
The package also includes a VESA mount, for mounting on the back of monitors or PCs.
The Foxconn Nano PCs will be available from September 2012.
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