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ASUS launches a new mini PC PN63-S1: Eleven generation Cores are still in use

ASUS in the mini PC market in recent years is still very serious, continuous updates, but also in the product positioning of the division is good. Recently, they also released a new mini PC product PN63-S1, updating the product positioning and configuration of the new model.

ASUS launches a new mini PC PN63-S1: Eleven generation Cores are still in use

In terms of configuration, this mini PC is equipped with the Intel 11th generation Core processor that everyone is already very familiar with, the lowest configuration is i3-1115G4, the highest configuration is optional i7-11370H, is still a very familiar mobile terminal processor choice, of course, there is no discrete graphics card, but if it is to deal with the general daily office, in fact, its performance has been quite abundant.

In terms of dimensions, it continues the previous very small chassis design, with a three-dimensional dimension of 120 x 130 x 58 mm, a weight of about 900 grams, and a power supply of 90W.

ASUS launches a new mini PC PN63-S1: Eleven generation Cores are still in use

As for the interface, in addition to providing a headset interface, a USB-C interface and a USB-A interface on the front, it also prepares a USB-A interface, RJ45 interface, HDMI interface, DP interface and mini-DP interface in the back; if necessary, it can also replace the full-size DP interface with a VGA interface or a COM interface. In general, this set of interface configurations is very rich.

ASUS launches a new mini PC PN63-S1: Eleven generation Cores are still in use

It is rumored that the minimum configuration price of this product is 430 euros (about 3001.49 yuan), and the top configuration is 620 euros (about 4327.72 yuan), which is actually quite good at the cost performance, but considering that the 12th generation of Core will soon be a large area of goods, and the price of the National Bank of China will generally be higher, the cost performance is more general. How much do you think its CNB pricing would be more appropriate?

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