SZBox launches new Windows mini PC and tablet hybrid with Intel processor
SZBox launches a new N200-powered tablet with many connectivity options (Image source: SZBox)
SZBox offers a new Windows device that could be described as a rather unconventional tablet. It’s powered by an Intel processor and comes with the usual selection of ports.
SZBox has launched a new tablet on Amazon, which is currently listed for $371 but can be ordered for $341 thanks to a $30 coupon that has to be manually activated on the according product page. The device is sold directly by the manufacturer but shipped by Amazon.
This is a mix between a mini PC and a tablet that measures almost 0.9 inches in height, so it’s not particularly thin. However, the new SZBox device features USB Type-C and an additional selection of common ports. To be more exact, there are three USB 3.2 Type-A ports and one USB 2.0 port. In addition to WiFi 6, it can be connected to networks via Gigabit Ethernet. Bluetooth 5.2 is supported as well and can be used to hook up a headset or wireless keyboard.
External monitors can be connected via USB Type-C, but a practical HDMI port is not available. The hybrid system measures around 6.8 x 4.6 inches and sports a 7-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels. SZBox further opted for an Intel N200 processor, which is not a particularly fast chipset. The spec sheet also lists 16GB LPDDR5 RAM and an M.2 2242 SSD with 512GB of storage capacity. Last but not least, the unusual tablet or mini PC has a built-in battery with 3,400mAh.
Mini PC Computer N200 (Upgrade N150) with Screen, Tablet Computer Win11 with LPDDR5 Onboard 16GB, 512GB SSD Wifi6 BT5.2 Battery 3400mAh, Portable PC 7 Inch Touchscreen with Fan
The tablet has a typical selection of ports (Image source: SZBox)
The display is fairly small and not exactly high-res (Image source: SZBox)
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