Zotac ZBOX NANO AD10 Opinie (Komputery stacjonarne)

Zotac has been the recent master of the small-form factor motherboard. We've seen H67 boards rocking the mini-ITX style, with the top-end Intel Z68 and AMD A75 chipsets getting the same sort of treatment. These boards all had something in common (aside...

So very small ; Fusion-powered

Still very low-powered ; Lacks real functionality

Your humble media streamer, and soon your TV, is going to be doing everything you'd realistically want this box to do. And will probably do it in a more intuitive way as well.

Though tiny, this attractive and affordable nettop packs in more features and connectivity than many full desktop PCs.

Absolutely tiny ; Attractive and affordable ; Quiet and frugal ; Packed with connections ; Integrated IR and remote

Limited performance ; No optical drive ; No ready-out-of-box configs ; No integrated TV tuner

With all the connectivity and (nearly) all the features youcould want in a nettop or media PC stuffed into a tiny, attractive,milled-aluminium chassis, the Zotac Zbox Nano AD10 is a great entrant. Far moreversatile than dedicated media players and...

Looks good on paper

This device caused massive RF interference to some audio equipment I had located in an adjacent cabinet. All my equipment is properly grounded if it is grounded, and otherwise has solid power connections. For some reason this device induced high...

I use this as an HTPC with the Win7 version XBMC which has been great. If you do not have a wired connection, buy a wireless adapter because the built-in one will not connect at more than 40mb/s even on 802.11n (using a RT-N56U 20 feet away).

Very fast for an HTPC. No problem decoding anything I threw at it (except when connected wirelessly)

Wireless Streaming. The wireless card is absolute garbage, so I just ran wiring to our bedroom

Get the 4GB memory for $20 and a cheap SSD and it a rocket for it's size. Update the the graphics from the AMD site or the display port might not work.

Works perfect as HTPC or a desktop computer for surfing the web or running office. Played every file format I have with no problems. The only thing I will not use it for is rendering videos, that's what my quad core is for

The included WiFi half pci-e/Bluetooth card was a poor choose. I don't use the Bluetooth but WiFi was poor. Got half the signal strength and speed of a normal WiFi card. Swap it out with a Intel 5100 ($9 e--bay) and the strength and speed went to 100