#aoostar — Public Fediverse posts
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Sigo insistindo na ideia de subir um servidorzinho doméstico, mas está difícil, hein?
O preço dos pentes de memória beira o surreal, acho que nunca vi memória RAM tão cara assim. Os vendedores da #AliExpress já se adaptaram: retomaram a moda dos barebones e estão tentando empurrar tudo sem SSD e sem pentes instalados.
Equipei um mini-PC da #Beelink com 64 GB de RAM num passado não muito distante, mas não consigo repetir o feito, pelo visto. Estava pensando num mini-PC com boas capacidades de armzenamento, como a linha WTR da #Aoostar, mas além da possibilidade de um imposto salgado no desembaraço (afinal, é pecado tributar renda corretamente no Brasil), com os preços praticados, instalar RAM e SSD pode custar mais da metade do preço do computador.
Sério... impraticável.
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AOOSTAR launches MACO470 mini PC with Ryzen AI HX 470 and OCuLink
The AOOSTAR MACO470 is a mini PC with a small aluminum case featuring a fingerprint reader on top, an OCuLink port that can be used to connect an external GPU dock, and an AMD Ryzen AI HX 470 Gorgon Point processor inside.
AOOSTAR unveiled the little computer earlier this month, and now ITHome reports that available for purchase in China for 5299 CNY (about $770) and up. It’s expected to be […]
#aoostar #aoostarMac0470 #gorgonPoint #miniPc #oculink Read more: https://liliputing.com/aoostar-launches-maco470-mini-pc-with-ryzen-ai-hx-470-and-oculink/ -
AOOSTAR G-Flip now available with Ryzen 7 H 255 for $339 and up (Mini PC with flip-up display)
The AOOSTAR G-Flip is an unusual mini PC that has a 5 inch touchscreen display on the lid, which can flip upward so it’s visible from the front. When AOOSTAR first launched the G-Flip series nearly a year ago it was only available with an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 Strix Point processor. But since then the company has expanded the lineup with models featuring Ryzen 7 8845HS Hawk Point and Intel Core […]
#aoostar #aoostarGFlip #flipUpDisplay #gFlip #hawkPoint #miniPc Read more: https://liliputing.com/aoostar-g-flip-now-available-with-ryzen-7-h-255-for-339-and-up-mini-pc-with-flip-up-display/ -
AOOSTAR AG03 graphics dock coming in February (Thunderbolt 5, OCuLink and an 800W PSU)
Last year Chinese mini PC maker AOOSTAR introduced the AG01 graphics dock with an OCuLink connector and a 400 watt power supply, as well as a second model called the AOOSTAR AG02, which paired the OCuLink connector with a USB4 port and a 500 watt power supply.
Early next year the company will release a new model that kicks things up a notch. The upcoming AOOSTAR AG03 is a versatile graphics […]
#aoostar #aoostarAg03 #egpu #graphicsDock Read more: https://liliputing.com/aoostar-ag03-graphics-dock-coming-in-february-thunderbolt-5-oculink-and-an-800w-psu/ -
AOOSTAR AG03 graphics dock coming in February (Thunderbolt 5, OCuLink and an 800W PSU)
Last year Chinese mini PC maker AOOSTAR introduced the AG01 graphics dock with an OCuLink connector and a 400 watt power supply, as well as a second model called the AOOSTAR AG02, which paired the OCuLink connector with a USB4 port and a 500 watt power supply.
Early next year the company will release a new model that kicks things up a notch. The upcoming AOOSTAR AG03 is a versatile graphics […]
#aoostar #aoostarAg03 #egpu #graphicsDock Read more: https://liliputing.com/aoostar-ag03-graphics-dock-coming-in-february-thunderbolt-5-oculink-and-an-800w-psu/ -
AOOSTAR AG03 graphics dock coming in February (Thunderbolt 5, OCuLink and an 800W PSU)
Last year Chinese mini PC maker AOOSTAR introduced the AG01 graphics dock with an OCuLink connector and a 400 watt power supply, as well as a second model called the AOOSTAR AG02, which paired the OCuLink connector with a USB4 port and a 500 watt power supply.
Early next year the company will release a new model that kicks things up a notch. The upcoming AOOSTAR AG03 is a versatile graphics […]
#aoostar #aoostarAg03 #egpu #graphicsDock Read more: https://liliputing.com/aoostar-ag03-graphics-dock-coming-in-february-thunderbolt-5-oculink-and-an-800w-psu/ -
AOOSTAR AG03 graphics dock coming in February (Thunderbolt 5, OCuLink and an 800W PSU)
Last year Chinese mini PC maker AOOSTAR introduced the AG01 graphics dock with an OCuLink connector and a 400 watt power supply, as well as a second model called the AOOSTAR AG02, which paired the OCuLink connector with a USB4 port and a 500 watt power supply.
Early next year the company will release a new model that kicks things up a notch. The upcoming AOOSTAR AG03 is a versatile graphics […]
#aoostar #aoostarAg03 #egpu #graphicsDock Read more: https://liliputing.com/aoostar-ag03-graphics-dock-coming-in-february-thunderbolt-5-oculink-and-an-800w-psu/ -
AOOSTAR NEX 395 mini PC with AMD Strix Halo is coming soon
This summer AOOSTAR announced it was working on a mini PC with an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Strix Halo processor and a design that honestly makes the system look more like a router or appliance than a PC.
Now the AOOSTAR NEX 395 is available for purchase in China for around $2,120. According to an update on the AOOSTAR website, the NEX 395 should be available globally soon, although it’s unclear […]
#aoostar #aoostarNex395 #aoostarNex395 #miniPc #strixHalo
Read more: https://liliputing.com/aoostar-nex-395-mini-pc-with-amd-strix-halo-is-coming-soon/
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AOOSTAR EG02 graphics dock supports Thunderbolt 5 and OCuLink connections
Last month AOOSTAR launched the EG01 graphics dock with an OCuLink port and a design that includes a stand so you can position a power supply next to your graphics card and perch a mini PC above the power supply.
At the time the company said it was also working on an EG02 model that has a Thunderbolt 5 port in addition to an OCuLink connector. Now the new AOOSTAR EG02 is available for […]
#aoostar #aoostarEg02 #egpu #oculink #thunderbolt5
Read more: https://liliputing.com/aoostar-eg02-graphics-dock-supports-thunderbolt-5-and-oculink-connections/
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AOOSTAR EG01 is an OCuLink graphics dock 150W DC power output
The AOOSTAR EG01 is an upcoming graphics dock that gives you plenty of flexibility when choosing a graphics card, power supply, and connection to a PC. Its open air design means that most recent graphics cards should fit, and there’s room for an ATX or SFX power supply. But the EG01 also has an unusual design that lets you use a bracket to install a mini PC on top of the power supply.
After […]
#aoostar #aoostarEg01 #egpu #graphicsDock #oculink #thunderbolt5
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AOOSTAR EG01 is an OCuLink graphics dock 150W DC power output
The AOOSTAR EG01 is an upcoming graphics dock that gives you plenty of flexibility when choosing a graphics card, power supply, and connection to a PC. Its open air design means that most recent graphics cards should fit, and there’s room for an ATX or SFX power supply. But the EG01 also has an unusual design that lets you use a bracket to install a mini PC on top of the power supply.
After […]
#aoostar #aoostarEg01 #egpu #graphicsDock #oculink #thunderbolt5
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AOOSTAR EG01 is an OCuLink graphics dock 150W DC power output
The AOOSTAR EG01 is an upcoming graphics dock that gives you plenty of flexibility when choosing a graphics card, power supply, and connection to a PC. Its open air design means that most recent graphics cards should fit, and there’s room for an ATX or SFX power supply. But the EG01 also has an unusual design that lets you use a bracket to install a mini PC on top of the power supply.
After […]
#aoostar #aoostarEg01 #egpu #graphicsDock #oculink #thunderbolt5
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AOOSTAR EG01 is an OCuLink graphics dock 150W DC power output
The AOOSTAR EG01 is an upcoming graphics dock that gives you plenty of flexibility when choosing a graphics card, power supply, and connection to a PC. Its open air design means that most recent graphics cards should fit, and there’s room for an ATX or SFX power supply. But the EG01 also has an unusual design that lets you use a bracket to install a mini PC on top of the power supply.
After […]
#aoostar #aoostarEg01 #egpu #graphicsDock #oculink #thunderbolt5
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AOOSTAR MACO mini PC sports OCuLink, USB4, 2.5 Gb Ethernet and Ryzen 7 H 255 or Ryzen 7 PRO 8845HS processor options
The AOOSTAR MACO is a small, relatively inexpensive computer that packs a lot of features into its little aluminum-alloy body.
Available now in China for about 1999 CNY ($280) and up, the AOOSTAR Maco is available with a choice of AMD Ryzen 7 H 255 or Ryzen 7 PRO 8845HS Hawk Point processor options and features a robust set of ports including USB4, OCuLink and 2.5 GbE LAN.
The starting […]
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Lilbits: Perplexity’s AI-based web browser, an open source Flipper Zero clone, and another Ryzen AI Max+ 395 mini PC
AI company Perplexity has officially entered the browser business. While the Comet web browser is based on Google’s open source Chromium browser, it’s built to let AI do a lot of the work for you. Instead of entering a URL or typing a search query, you can tell the browser what you’re looking for by text or voice and it will try to find it for you. It can also summarize the content of […]
#ai #android #aoostar #aoostarNex395 #clockworkpiUconsole #comet #computeModule #flipperZero #flopperZiro #google #hackingTool #lilbits #miniPc #notificationOrganizer #notifications #openHardware #radxaCm5 #strixHalo #webBrowsers
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AOOSTAR WTR MAX is a 6-bay NAS with AMD Ryzen 8040HS
The AOOSTAR WTR MAX is an upcoming network attached storage device with support for up to 6 hard drives and 6 5 SSDs, an AMD Ryzen 8040HS “Hawk Point” processor, support for up to 32GB of DDR5-5600 dual-channel memory, and four high-speed networking ports.
In other words, it’s like the big sibling of the AOOSTAR WTR Pro, a 4-bay NAS that’s currently available with a choice of AMD Ryzen 7 […]
#aoostar #aoostarWtrMax #hawkPoint #nas #wtrMax
Read more: https://liliputing.com/aoostar-wtr-max-is-a-7-bay-nas-with-amd-ryzen-8040hs/
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Lilbits: Install Google Play on Amazon Fire tablets, postmarketOS update, and a new color ePaper display kit
This week a lot of folks have been unwrapping Amazon Fire tablets, setting them up… and figuring out that some of the apps and games you want to run on them aren’t available out of the box.
Fortunately there are a bunch of ways to make an Amazon tablet more useful. You can sideload applications that aren’t available in the Amazon Appstore. Or you can even install the Google Play Store and add a custom launcher application to make an Amazon tablet feel more like a standard Android tablet… even though it’s running Amazon’s fork of Android called FireOS.
In today’s tech news roundup, I’ve got links to some of the articles we’ve published over the past few years that describe how to hack an Amazon Fire tablet. And in more recent tech news, the latest release of the postmarketOS mobile Linux distribution brings camera support to some phones that originally shipped with Android, AOOSTAR has a new mini PC with discrete graphics, JSAUX has a new dock for handheld gaming PCs that includes built-in cooling fans, and there’s a new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W-powered color E Ink display kit.
Amazon Fire Tablet hacking roundup
Amazon’s Fire line of tablets are some of the cheapest Android-based tablets that are worth buying. The Fire HD 8, Fire HD 10, and Fire Max 11 have decent displays, affordable price tags, reasonably good battery life, and performance that’s more than good enough for reading eBooks, streaming videos, surfing the web, or even light gaming.
But while the tablets run an operating system that’s based on Android, Amazon’s FireOS is different in a few important ways. It has a custom user interface designed by Amazon that puts the company’s apps and services front and center. And it ships with the Amazon Appstore instead of the Google Play Store. Not only are fewer apps and games available in Amazon’s store, but if you already paid for an app or service on your Android phone, you’d have to pay again to get it from Amazon… unless you install the Google Play Store yourself. Because an open secret about Amazon’s tablets is that it’s possible to install Google’s app store on them. Keep in mind that there might be some compatibility issues – not all apps distributed in the Play Store will work perfectly on Amazon tablets. But many will.
Here’s a roundup of some of Liliputing’s guides to making Amazon Fire tablets more useful:
- Hack your Amazon Fire tablet with Fire Toolbox (Install Google Play, disable Amazon apps, and more) – This all-in-one tool has a lot of nifty functions. But it may be overkill if you just want to install the Play Store. So check out some of our device-specific guides below:
- How to install Google Play on Amazon Fire tablets (2023) – Originally written for the Fire HD 10 (9th-gen), this article provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Play Store manually or with Fire Toolbox on most recent Amazon Fire tablets.
- How to install the Google Play Store on the Amazon Fire Max 11 (2023) – This guide was written shortly after the Fire Max 11 was released, and provides instructions specifically for installing the Play Store on Amazon’s most powerful current-gen tablet.
- How to install Google Play on 12th-gen Amazon Fire tablets (2022 models running Fire OS 8) – While this guide for installing the Play Store on Fire 7 tablets was first published in 2022, it was updated with information relevant for all tablets running FireOS 8.
- How to sideload apps on Amazon Fire tablets (install apps that aren’t in the Amazon Appstore) – Don’t want to install the Play Store, but have an app or game or two that you want to install? This guide may help.
- Amazon Fire tablets: How to disable the Continue & Discover row on the home screen – Don’t want to replace the home screen & launcher app, but want to reclaim some real estate on the default home screen? This guide can help.
- How to use an SD card with Amazon’s Fire tablets – This guide describes how to use a microSD card as either removable storage, or as if it were internal storage (allowing you to install apps to the SD card, among other things).
Inky Frame 7.3″ is a 7-color ePaper display powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W [ CNX Software]
Available now for about $94, this kit features a 7.3 inch, 7-color E Ink display with a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels, a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W, microSD card reader, and battery connector.
v24.12: The One With Androids & Cameras, But It’s Mainline Linux [postmarketOS]
PostmarketOS 24.12 is a mobile OS with a mainline Linux kernel. It brings initial support for using cameras on some phones (Pixel 3A, Fairphone 5, and Pocophone F1), UI updates, an updated wallpaper, and other improvements.
7-in-1 RGB Cooling Docking Station for handhelds [JSAUX]
This $60 docking station is designed for handheld gaming PCs. Sit your handheld in the cradle and use a USB-C connector to add Ethernet, HDMI, and more USB ports… as well as two cooling fans that help keep the PC from overheating while docked.
AOOSTAR GODX is a mini ITX mini PC with Ryzen 9 6900HX and Radeon RX 6600LE [AOOSTAR]
While the hardware is a few generations old at this point, it’s still a lot of power for a compact PC, including discrete graphics and support for up to three 4K/120 Hz displays. Available now for $529 and up, the system also supports up to 64GB of DDR5-4800 dual-channel memory, and two M.2 2280 slots for PCIe 4.0 storage. It has two 2.5 GbE LAN ports as well as USB4, USB 3.2 Type-A, DisplayPort, and HDMI ports, and it measures 200 x 193 x 80mm. Update: The AOOSTAR GODX is available from AliExpress for $503 and up.
Keep up on the latest headlines by following Liliputing on Bluesky or @[email protected] on Mastodon. You can also follow Liliputing on Threads, Facebook, and X.
#amazon #amazonFire #aoostar #aoostarGodx #dock #eInk #epaper #fireMax11 #fireTablet #fireToolbox #inkyFrame #jsaux #lilbits #miniPc #postmarketos #raspberryPiPico2W
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Lilbits: Install Google Play on Amazon Fire tablets, postmarketOS update, and a new color ePaper display kit
This week a lot of folks have been unwrapping Amazon Fire tablets, setting them up… and figuring out that some of the apps and games you want to run on them aren’t available out of the box.
Fortunately there are a bunch of ways to make an Amazon tablet more useful. You can sideload applications that aren’t available in the Amazon Appstore. Or you can even install the Google Play Store and add a custom launcher application to make an Amazon tablet feel more like a standard Android tablet… even though it’s running Amazon’s fork of Android called FireOS.
In today’s tech news roundup, I’ve got links to some of the articles we’ve published over the past few years that describe how to hack an Amazon Fire tablet. And in more recent tech news, the latest release of the postmarketOS mobile Linux distribution brings camera support to some phones that originally shipped with Android, AOOSTAR has a new mini PC with discrete graphics, JSAUX has a new dock for handheld gaming PCs that includes built-in cooling fans, and there’s a new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W-powered color E Ink display kit.
Amazon Fire Tablet hacking roundup
Amazon’s Fire line of tablets are some of the cheapest Android-based tablets that are worth buying. The Fire HD 8, Fire HD 10, and Fire Max 11 have decent displays, affordable price tags, reasonably good battery life, and performance that’s more than good enough for reading eBooks, streaming videos, surfing the web, or even light gaming.
But while the tablets run an operating system that’s based on Android, Amazon’s FireOS is different in a few important ways. It has a custom user interface designed by Amazon that puts the company’s apps and services front and center. And it ships with the Amazon Appstore instead of the Google Play Store. Not only are fewer apps and games available in Amazon’s store, but if you already paid for an app or service on your Android phone, you’d have to pay again to get it from Amazon… unless you install the Google Play Store yourself. Because an open secret about Amazon’s tablets is that it’s possible to install Google’s app store on them. Keep in mind that there might be some compatibility issues – not all apps distributed in the Play Store will work perfectly on Amazon tablets. But many will.
Here’s a roundup of some of Liliputing’s guides to making Amazon Fire tablets more useful:
- Hack your Amazon Fire tablet with Fire Toolbox (Install Google Play, disable Amazon apps, and more) – This all-in-one tool has a lot of nifty functions. But it may be overkill if you just want to install the Play Store. So check out some of our device-specific guides below:
- How to install Google Play on Amazon Fire tablets (2023) – Originally written for the Fire HD 10 (9th-gen), this article provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Play Store manually or with Fire Toolbox on most recent Amazon Fire tablets.
- How to install the Google Play Store on the Amazon Fire Max 11 (2023) – This guide was written shortly after the Fire Max 11 was released, and provides instructions specifically for installing the Play Store on Amazon’s most powerful current-gen tablet.
- How to install Google Play on 12th-gen Amazon Fire tablets (2022 models running Fire OS 8) – While this guide for installing the Play Store on Fire 7 tablets was first published in 2022, it was updated with information relevant for all tablets running FireOS 8.
- How to sideload apps on Amazon Fire tablets (install apps that aren’t in the Amazon Appstore) – Don’t want to install the Play Store, but have an app or game or two that you want to install? This guide may help.
- Amazon Fire tablets: How to disable the Continue & Discover row on the home screen – Don’t want to replace the home screen & launcher app, but want to reclaim some real estate on the default home screen? This guide can help.
- How to use an SD card with Amazon’s Fire tablets – This guide describes how to use a microSD card as either removable storage, or as if it were internal storage (allowing you to install apps to the SD card, among other things).
Inky Frame 7.3″ is a 7-color ePaper display powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W [ CNX Software]
Available now for about $94, this kit features a 7.3 inch, 7-color E Ink display with a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels, a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W, microSD card reader, and battery connector.
v24.12: The One With Androids & Cameras, But It’s Mainline Linux [postmarketOS]
PostmarketOS 24.12 is a mobile OS with a mainline Linux kernel. It brings initial support for using cameras on some phones (Pixel 3A, Fairphone 5, and Pocophone F1), UI updates, an updated wallpaper, and other improvements.
7-in-1 RGB Cooling Docking Station for handhelds [JSAUX]
This $60 docking station is designed for handheld gaming PCs. Sit your handheld in the cradle and use a USB-C connector to add Ethernet, HDMI, and more USB ports… as well as two cooling fans that help keep the PC from overheating while docked.
AOOSTAR GODX is a mini ITX mini PC with Ryzen 9 6900HX and Radeon RX 6600LE [AOOSTAR]
While the hardware is a few generations old at this point, it’s still a lot of power for a compact PC, including discrete graphics and support for up to three 4K/120 Hz displays. Available now for $529 and up, the system also supports up to 64GB of DDR5-4800 dual-channel memory, and two M.2 2280 slots for PCIe 4.0 storage. It has two 2.5 GbE LAN ports as well as USB4, USB 3.2 Type-A, DisplayPort, and HDMI ports, and it measures 200 x 193 x 80mm. Update: The AOOSTAR GODX is available from AliExpress for $503 and up.
Keep up on the latest headlines by following Liliputing on Bluesky or @[email protected] on Mastodon. You can also follow Liliputing on Threads, Facebook, and X.
#amazon #amazonFire #aoostar #aoostarGodx #dock #eInk #epaper #fireMax11 #fireTablet #fireToolbox #inkyFrame #jsaux #lilbits #miniPc #postmarketos #raspberryPiPico2W
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AOOSTAR AG02 is an open air external graphics dock with a 500 watt power supply
Earlier this year AOOSTAR launched the AG01 external graphics dock that allowed you to connect a desktop graphics card to any laptop, mini PC, or handheld with a 64 Gbps OCuLink connector.
Now the company has replaced the AG01 with a new model called the AOOSTAR AG02. It’s up for pre-order for $219 and expected to ship in mid-January. There are two significant differences between the new model and the original that should make it a more versatile eGPU dock.
The first is that the dock now has a 500 watt power supply built in, enabling support for desktop graphics cards with a TGP of up to 350 watts. The AG01 had a 400 watt power supply and was only compatible with cards up to 250 watts.
The second difference is that AOOSTAR has added a USB4 port. So while you’ll still get the best performance if you use an OCuLink connector with support for data transfer speeds up to 64 Gbps, you can also use a USB4 port to connect devices that may not have an OCuLink port. The USB4 port also supports 100 watt USB power delivery, allowing you to send power to a connected device.
AOOSTAR also replaced the “silver metal” chassis of the AG01 with a new “gray metal” case for the AG02 model.
Otherwise, the physical design is pretty similar. This is still a 225 x 110 x 60mm (8.9″ x 4.3″ x 2.4″) box with an exposed PCIe 4.0 x16 connector on the top, allowing you to plug a desktop graphics card directly into the top of the dock. Since the GPU isn’t enclosed by a case, there’s no need for additional cooling fans or any other hardware, but that also means that there’s nothing to block the sound made from the graphics card’s fans so noise levels will likely vary depending on the card you use.
While the new dock should work with higher-power graphics cards than the original, AOOSTAR doesn’t recommend using anything with higher performance than an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070S or AMD Radeon RX 7700XT, as the the bottleneck at that point would be the data throughput rather than the graphics card.
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AOOSTAR GOD69LE is a mini gaming PX with Ryzen 9 6900HX and Radeon RX 6600LE graphics
Chinese mini PC maker AOOSTAR has made some of the more unusual compact gaming desktops we’ve seen in recent years, including models with OCuLink ports, network-attached-storage features, and “Cyberpunk” aesthetics.
The new AOOSTAR GOD69LE stays true to form by smushing the guts of a gaming laptop into a small desktop PC. The computer packs a […] -
AOOSTAR PRO is a 4-bay NAS with AMD Ryzen 7 5700U, Intel N100, or Core i3-N305 processor options #Aoostar, #Minipc, #Nas, #NetworkAttachedStorage
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AOOSTAR PRO is a 4-bay NAS with AMD Ryzen 7 5700U, Intel N100, or Core i3-N305 processor options
Chinese mini PC maker AOOSTAR has unveiled another upcoming solution aimed at folks who’d like to build their own network-attached-storage (NAS) system. The company already sells several models with room for 2 hard drives, and recently shared some details about an upcoming model with support for 6 hard drives and 6 NVMe SSDs.
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Mini PC maker AOOSTAR (also known as Tianbao or t-bao in China) plans to launch a GPU dock on Nov 25th, featuring USB4 (40 Gbps) and Oculink (63 Gbps) connectivity and support for PCIe 4.0 graphics cards. https://www.ithome.com/0/734/077.htm #GraphicsDock #AOOSTAR #Tianbao #GPUDock #Oculink
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Over the past year we’ve seen Chinese PC makers including Topton and AOOSTAR selling a mini PC that’s clearly designed for use as a file storage server. Not only does it have two M.2 2280 slots for solid state storage, but there’s also room for two 3.5 inch hard drives or SSDs.
The first models to ship were powered by AMD Athlon 300U […] -
AOOSTAR is planning to release a new version of its mini PC/DIY NAS with support for two 3.5" hard drives. Instead of a Ryzen 5 5500U chip, the new version has a 6-15 watt Intel Processor N100 Alder Lake-N chip. https://amzn.to/3QdEisP #AOOSTAR #NAS #AlderLakeN #IntelN100 #MiniPC