ZimaBlade review
The ZimaBlade single-board computer looks surprisingly similar to an old-school portable cassette player. Specifications CPU: Entry-level Dual-Core N3350, High-Performance Quad-Core J3455 GPU : Entry-level 650MHz, High-performance 750MHz, 12 execution units RAM : Upgradable up to 16GB of DDR3L, none supplied in the box FLASH : 32GB eMMC USB : 1 x Type-C, 1 x USB3.0, 2 x internal USB2.0 Display : 1 x 4K MiniDP, 1 x DP over Type-C, 1 x eDP internal PCIe : Four lanes 2.0 SATA : 2 x SATA3.0 Ethernet : 1 x Gigabit LAN Power Consumption : About 15W Size : 107mm x 80mm x 32mm It competes with the Raspberry Pi 4 , being in the same price bracket while offering an Intel x86 architecture. The SBC has plenty of connectors, which makes this hacker-friendly platform versatile and unique. The built-in PCIe 2.0 x4 connector accepts various cards out-of-the-box, and with two SATA3 ports, the board can morph into a portable NAS storage device . Since the ZimaBlade supports up t...