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Akasa Newton NUC Case Review
Packaging & Contents »Introduction & Packaging
I would like to thank Akasa for supplying the review sample.
Features
- Aluminium fanless CPU cooling design
- Ideal for business, education, and embedded environments
- Form factor: UCFF 4" X 4"
- Suitable for VESA mounting
- Antenna fitting holes
- Kensington lock
- Compatible with the following Intel® NUC motherboard: Intel DCP847SKE and D33217GKE
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