News from the IT community on October 30th: The German Linux PC manufacturer TUXEDO has recently launched the Nano Pro - Gen15 - INTEL mini PC. This model is based on the Core Ultra X7 processor 358H, but unusually, it uses DDR5 CSO - DIMM memory modules instead of the officially supported LPDDR5X.

The new Nano Pro has dimensions of approximately 110×120×50 millimeters, featuring 1 M.2 with 2280/2242 ( PCIe Gen5 ×4), and 1 M.2 with 2242 ( PCIe Gen4 ×4), and is equipped with an Intel BE211 wireless network card.
On the front side, it provides 1 USB-C port with a speed of 40Gbps that supports DP Alt, 1 USB-C port with a speed of 20Gbps that supports DP Alt, 1 USB-A port with a speed of 10Gbps, and 1 3.5mm combo audio jack; on the back side, it provides 2 USB-A ports with a speed of 10Gbps each, 2 HDMI ports with a speed of 2.1Gbps each, and 2 2.5GbE RJ-45 ports.

TUXEDO Nano Pro - Gen15 - INTEL The mini-host comes with a configuration of 2×8GB of memory but no storage, and is available for a price including 19% tax of 1,614 euros (Note from IT: The current exchange rate is approximately 12,022 yuan RMB).












