Axiomtek, a world-renowned leader relentlessly devoted to the research, development, and manufacture of innovative, highly efficient, and reliable industrial computer products, proudly introduces the MANO330, a compact Thin Mini-ITX motherboard powered by the Intel Processor N97 or N150 and DDR5 memory. Designed for space-constrained systems that require flexible connectivity and expansion, the MANO330 combines multi-display capability, dual LAN connectivity, versatile M.2 expansion, and industrial I/O in a compact platform. With a wide 12-24 VDC power input, the MANO330 provides system developers with a flexible foundation for smart manufacturing and industrial automation, digital signage, smart retail, and POS applications.

Compact Performance for Space-Constrained Systems
The MANO330 combines a compact Thin Mini-ITX design with Intel Processor N97 or N150 and DDR5-4800 memory support. The N97 supports up to 32 GB of memory, while the N150 supports up to 16 GB. Measuring just 170 x 170 mm, the MANO330 provides the essential computing performance and I/O capabilities needed for embedded systems, helping developers build space-efficient solutions for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications.

BIOSTAR, a leading manufacturer of edge AI computing solutions, industrial PC, graphics cards, and storage devices, today introduces the EdgeComp MT-N150, a compact edge computing system built for intelligent security, surveillance, and smart city applications.

With support for AI acceleration solutions from AI NPU partners, the EdgeComp MT-N150 gives system integrators and AI solution developers the freedom to choose an accelerator platform that aligns with their AI workload, software environment, and project requirements. From facial recognition and crowd monitoring to fire and smoke detection, PPE detection, and license plate recognition, the system brings AI processing closer to where security and monitoring data is generated.

Minix brought several new Mini-PCs and a couple of new portable monitors to the Computex 2026 show. Minix is covering almost every market segment with its Mini-PCs, and some upcoming designs are quite interesting. In addition, the company showcased several of its own portable monitors, including a 10-inch one.

Minix had an extensive lineup of Mini-PCs at the show, including the two new and upcoming Mini-PCs based on AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, the ER939-AI Pro and the ER939-AI Ultra. Both are branded as AI Mini Workstations and are practically the same hardware but packed in a completely different chassis design. The ER939-AI Pro is your standard Mini-PC packed in a white box with a rather neat leather handle at the top, while the ER939-AI Ultra uses a bolder design and even incorporates an LCD screen at the top of the case. Both offer up to 126 TOPS of overall AI performance, have all the usual connectivity and dual 10 Gb Ethernet, and can be equipped with up to 128 GB of LPDDR5X memory and up to 8 TB of NVMe SSD storage. Bear in mind that the ER939-AI Ultra is still in its early stages, so we might see some changes in the design, but, hopefully, they will keep the LCD screen.

At Computex, Shuttle presented its portfolio of Mini-PC barebones systems starting with fanless Intel Twin Lake designs to compact Arrow Lake-powered workstations. The XB860G2 is a compact desktop barebone launched in April and based on Intel Core Ultra 200S "Arrow Lake-S" processors up to 65 W TDP. It supports up to 128 GB of DDR5-5600 memory, includes three M.2 slots, one PCIe 5.0 x4 and two PCIe 4.0. For expansion it has PCIe 5.0 x16 and PCIe 4.0 x1 slots. It has HDMI 2.1, HDMI 2.0, and DisplayPort 1.4a ports with support for up to three independent displays.

The company also showcased the DL40N, a fanless successor to the older DL30N. It is powered by Intel Core 3 N350, N250, or N150 processors and supports up to 16 GB DDR5 memory. Specs are completed by a 2.5-inch drive, M.2 NVMe storage, dual 2.5 GbE networking, and a selection of HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA, and eight USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports.

MSI IPC announces the launch of the MS-CF27, a compact 3.5" single board computer designed to deliver reliable computing performance, wide voltage power input, and versatile connectivity for industrial and embedded solutions.

The MS-CF27 is a newly introduced 3.5" single board computer from MSI IPC that integrates Intel Alder Lake N, Twin Lake N, and Amston Lake processors to deliver efficient performance for industrial computing. Designed for fanless and ultra low power environments, the platform supports processors such as Intel Alder Lake N97, Intel Alder Lake N305, Intel Twin Lake N150, and Intel Amston Lake x7433RE, offering performance levels suitable for both PC client and embedded applications.

With the DL40N, Shuttle introduces the fanless successor to the tried-and-tested DL30N. Equipped with the efficient 'Twin Lake-N' platform, DDR5 support and dual 2.5 Gbit LAN, the 1.35-liter system sets new standards for modern network infrastructures and reliable 24/7 continuous operation.

In the world of compact business PCs, Shuttle's DL series has been a mainstay for years. With the new Shuttle XPC Barebone DL40N, we are opening the next chapter for small form factor solutions. As a direct evolution of our best-selling DL30N, the system delivers precisely the upgrades demanded by modern IT projects in industry, retail and the office sector today: greater bandwidth, modern memory standards and absolute reliability.

BIOSTAR, a leading manufacturer of edge computing solutions, industrial motherboards, graphics cards, and storage devices, is proud to introduce the new BITWL-IHT, a Thin Mini-ITX industrial motherboard engineered to deliver stable and scalable performance for modern intelligent infrastructure. Built to smoothly run with the Intel Alder Lake-N, Amston Lake, and Twin Lake series processors, the BITWL-IHT is designed to address the growing demand for reliable edge platforms across AIoT, industrial automation, HMI, kiosk, digital signage, and distributed edge computing environments where long-term stability and flexible integration are essential.

At its core, the BITWL-IHT supports Intel Processor N150, Intel Atom x7213E, and Intel Core i3-N305, offering adaptable processing performance across a wide spectrum of embedded and edge workloads. Combined with support for DDR5-4800 SO-DIMM memory up to 16 GB, the platform ensures responsive multitasking, efficient data handling, and improved power efficiency for continuous industrial operation. Its compact 170 mm x 170 mm slim Mini-ITX form factor enables streamlined system integration in space-constrained environments, making it ideal for slim kiosks, panel PCs, and embedded control systems.

BIOSTAR, a leading manufacturer of edge computing solutions, industrial motherboards, graphics cards, and storage devices, is showcasing its latest IPC and edge AI computing solutions at Embedded World 2026, currently taking place from March 10 to 12 at NürnbergMesse in Germany. Visitors can explore BIOSTAR's newest industrial computing platforms, including edge AI systems powered by Intel Core Ultra processors, NVIDIA Jetson-based AI solutions, and advanced industrial networking technologies. Built to support high-performance edge processing and reliable industrial deployment, these platforms enable intelligent computing for applications such as smart manufacturing, smart cities, and smart retail. Attendees can experience BIOSTAR's latest innovations at Hall 3, Booth 3-456.

Among the technologies on display at Embedded World 2026 is BIOSTAR's next-generation edge AI platform based on Intel's Panther Lake platform, powered by the latest Intel Core Ultra Series 3 AI processors. The MT PRO-U325 platform is designed to deliver strong AI processing capability and efficient edge computing performance for industrial environments. Supporting real-time data processing and AI-driven analytics at the edge, the platform enables a wide range of embedded applications and edge AI deployments across areas such as smart manufacturing, smart city infrastructure, and smart retail environments.

Today, Lenovo announced at the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) 2026 new additions to its portfolio of Chromebook devices to power teaching and learning. These education solutions and more will also be presented at Bett UK 2026, January 21-23, where Lenovo will engage with global education innovators about the future of edtech; AI literacy, safety, and security; device durability and repairability; and more.

From immersive classrooms to research labs, Lenovo, the world leader in supplying laptops, desktops, infrastructure, and smart devices to education, helps institutions inspire the future of learning by empowering education systems with safeguarded, AI-enabled solutions that personalize learning, protect data, and prepare students for the careers of tomorrow.

Last week, Beelink revealed a teaser for its ME Pro NAS devices and now the company has unveiled the pricing for its first two 2-bay models, which come in a total of five different SKUs. All five SKUs are based on Intel Twin Lake SoCs, with the three base SKUs being built around the Intel Processor N95 and the two remaining SKUs sporting the Intel Processor N150. The base model pairs the N95 with 12 GB of 4800 MT/s LPDDR5 and a 128 GB SSD for US$369, whereas an upgraded SKUl with a 512 GB SSD comes in at US$449 and finally the top tier SKU comes with a 1 TB SSD for US$479. The N150 SKUs include 16 GB of LPDDR5 and start at US$529 with a 512 GB SSD and tops out at US$559 with a 1 TB SSD.

The ME Pro with the Twin Lake SoCs offers three M.2 NVMe slots, one with a PCIe 3.0 x2 interface and two with a PCIe 3.0 x1 interface. There's space for a pair of 2.5- or 3.5-inch hard drives and up to 30 TB drives are supported. Around the back you'll find a 19 V DC input, a 2.5 Gbps (Intel i226-V) and a 5 Gbps (Realtek RTL8126) Ethernet jack, an HDMI 2.1 port capable of 4K60p output, two USB 2.0 ports, one USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10 Gbps) Type-C port and a 3.5 mm audio jack. Around the front is a further USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10 Gbps) Type-A port, the power switch and a reset and clear CMOS pin-hole. A neat addition is a small tool that is attached to the base of the housing. Beelink has also included Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4 and it seems like the ME Pro ships with Windows 11 Home. Pre-orders are up now, with shipping said to start at some point in January.

AAEON's UP brand, has announced the release of four new additions to its UP Edge system product line, each designed to offer distinct advantages for different industrial automation project needs. The new releases include two credit card-sized devices, the UP TWL Edge and slimmer UP TWLS Edge, which are catered towards applications such as IoT gateways and central industrial controllers, respectively.

Meanwhile, the UP Squared TWL Edge's specifications focus on connectivity, with a design intended to allow legacy systems to modernize control, monitoring, and visualization tasks. The final offering, the UP Squared Pro TWL Edge, is positioned for more advanced industrial solutions, leveraging the device's expansion options for the integration of AI accelerators for applications such as machine vision and predictive maintenance. While their specifications and intended deployment scenarios differ, the new Mini PCs all come with the option of Intel Core 3 Processor N355, Intel Processor N250, or Intel Processor N150 CPUs (formerly Twin Lake).

TerraMaster proudly launches the F4-425 Plus and F2-425 Plus series, two hybrid Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices designed for tech enthusiasts, small businesses, and home users. The F4-425 Plus features a pioneering 3+4 bay design, while the F2-425 Plus offers a 3+2 bay configuration for entry-level expansion. Both are equipped with dual 5GbE high-speed networking, three M.2 SSD slots, AI-driven privacy protection, and hybrid storage capacities of up to 144 TB/84 TB. These two products set a new benchmark in the NAS market with outstanding performance, top-tier security, and versatile applications. Combined with TerraMaster OS 6 (TOS 6) software and the Business Backup Suite (BBS), they provide seamless management and comprehensive data protection.

Powerful Performance and Scalability
The F4-425 Plus and F2-425 Plus are powered by Intel N150 quad-core processor (up to 3.6 GHz), 16 GB/8 GB DDR5 memory, and dual 5GbE network interfaces, achieving transfer speeds of up to 1010 MB/s to handle high-demand data processing with ease.

BIOSTAR, a leading manufacturer of edge computing solutions, industrial motherboards, graphics cards, and storage devices, is proud to introduce the BITWL-150 industrial motherboard, a versatile industrial platform designed for modern system integration. Powered by the latest Intel Twin Lake N150 processor, the BITWL-150 delivers dependable performance, flexible connectivity, and long-term stability, ensuring seamless operation across industrial automation projects, edge computing, HMI systems, and digital signage solutions.

Engineered with versatility at its core, the BITWL-150 is purpose-built to support a broad spectrum of industrial applications. Its ultra-compact 10x10cm design makes it easy to deploy in space-constrained environments while maintaining the performance and reliability required for critical tasks. For system integrators, it provides a reliable platform to simplify complex workflows and ensure efficient business process management. Factory automation specialists benefit from its processor compatibility, which enables precise, real-time control and seamless device communication.

BIOSTAR, a leading manufacturer of edge computing solutions, industrial motherboards, graphics cards, and storage devices, today introduces the EdgeComp MU-N150, a compact, fanless industrial PC designed to meet the versatile demands of modern industrial applications. Engineered for system integrators, automation systems, edge computing, HMI terminals, and digital signage, the MU-N150 delivers powerful performance, silent operation, and broad connectivity in a rugged, space-saving form factor.

Designed for seamless integration into a wide range of industrial and commercial environments, the EdgeComp MU-N150 is ideal for system integrators managing customer data and business workflows, automation engineers developing real-time control systems, and edge computing solutions that demand high-speed local processing. With its dual Intel 2.5GbE LAN, robust I/O options, and fanless reliability, the MU-N150 also excels in HMI applications and kiosk systems, supporting essential peripherals like barcode scanners, receipt printers, and card readers. For digital signage deployments, its triple 4K display support enables crisp, multiscreen output in a compact, low-maintenance form factor.

On September 17, the LattePanda Team officially launched the new LattePanda IOTA, a palm-sized x86 single-board computer powered by the Intel N150 quad-core processor. Compared to the previous-generation, LattePanda IOTA offers up to 8x the performance, and provides 2-3x faster CPU speeds and 10-30x better GPU capabilities than the Raspberry Pi 5. It is available with either 8 GB or 16 GB of LPDDR5 memory and 64 GB or 128 GB of eMMC storage, bringing powerful computing to a palm-sized form factor.

LattePanda IOTA maintains full compatibility with the classic LattePanda V1 footprint, including dimensions, interfaces, and mounting holes, making upgrades straightforward. The board features HDMI 2.1 and eDP display output, USB 3.2 Gen 2, Gigabit Ethernet, an M.2 expansion slot, and a GPIO header supporting UART, I2C, and USB 2.0. Additionally, it includes a built-in RP2040 coprocessor, broadening its range of potential applications. With its efficient x86 architecture, extensive I/O options, and long-term supply stability, LattePanda IOTA is well suited for prototyping, edge computing, smart instrumentation, handheld devices, industrial control, and embedded systems.

QNAP has unveiled its new QuNAS series of network-attached storage systems featuring Intel's latest Twin Lake architecture processors launched in January this year. The lineup centers around the Intel Core 3 N355 CPU, an 8-core, 8-thread processor with a 15 W TDP that can boost up to 3.9 GHz. The series flagship QNAP Qu805-N355 model measures 165 × 217 × 285 mm and can hold eight 3.5-inch SATA drives with hot-swap capability, supporting both 2.5-inch SATA SSDs. Memory configurations include 8 GB or 16 GB DDR5 SODIMM options, with 8 GB eMMC NAND flash for boot storage. Two M.2 2280 slots support NVMe PCIe Gen 3 x1 SSDs for additional storage expansion. Connectivity features dual 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ports, three USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports including one Type-C connector, and HDMI 2.1 output capable of 4K resolution at 60 Hz. The system draws 102.78 W during typical operation from a 150 W external adapter.

The series is complemented with six-bay (Qu605, 165 × 217 × 226 mm, 84.42 W) and four-bay (Qu405, 165 × 217 × 168 mm, 62.69 W) models. QNAP also offers Lite variants powered by the Intel N150 quad-core processor running at 3.6 GHz while maintaining similar feature sets. Exact pricing and availability are yet to be known since the series is currently listed only on the QNAP Chinese official website.

MeLE has launched the Cyber X1, a compact fanless mini PC powered by Intel's N150 processor from the Twin Lake lineup. The system measures 131 x 81 x 24 mm and weighs 288 grams making it barely larger than a smartphone. The Cyber X1 features 16 GB of soldered LPDDR5-4800 memory and includes a single M.2 2280 slot for user-replaceable PCIe 3.0 NVMe storage, with the initial configuration offering 512 GB capacity. MeLE has configured the Intel N150 to run at 10 W TDP, higher than the typical 6 W base power rating, enabled by an enhanced passive cooling solution featuring hundreds of thermal-conductive plastic spikes on the top surface.

Connectivity options include dual HDMI 2.0 outputs supporting up to three displays total, one USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port with 10 Gbps data transfer and video output, two additional USB 3.2 Type-A ports, one USB 2.0 Type-A port, Gigabit Ethernet, 3.5 mm audio jack, and a microSD card reader capable of 60 MB/s speeds. Wireless connectivity offers WiFi 5 and Bluetooth 5.1 support. The design builds upon MeLE's earlier Quieter 4C model but incorporates improved thermal management allowing higher sustained performance. While pricing hasn't been officially announced globally, European listings show €299.99, approximately $349. An Amazon product page suggests North American availability is imminent, though no specific launch date has been confirmed.

AAEON's UP brand, a leading provider of professional developer boards, today announced the release of a new line of AI development kit platforms based on its UP TWL, UP Squared Pro TWL, and UP Xtreme ARL, representing entry, mid, and high-end models. The new development kit series represents UP's first step on the roadmap outlined following the brand's 10-year anniversary, following which it reaffirmed its commitment to "Bridge the Gap from Idea to Success". This comes in light of the concurrent release of a full UP AI Ecosystem comprised of both hardware and software platforms designed to accelerate edge AI development from initial concept to mass production.

Representing the entry-level of the three, the UP TWL AI Dev Kit is positioned as a cost-effective, power-efficient option, which is also reflected in its Intel Processor N150 CPU (formerly Twin Lake). Sharing the same processor foundation, but with an integrated Hailo-8L, DEEPX DX-M1, or Axelera Metis AI acceleration module is the UP Squared Pro TWL AI Dev Kit. Courtesy of its versatile AI acceleration module support, the UP Squared Pro TWL AI Dev Kit offers up to 214 TOPS of AI inferencing performance with market-leading power-efficiency, reflecting its positioning as a kit for those wishing to bring AI functionality to low-power industrial projects.

Leading white box provider AAEON has released two new additions to its desktop network appliance range, the FWS-2291 and FWS-2292, designed for SD-WAN, uCPE, and UTM applications. The FWS-2291 and FWS-2292 host the Intel Processor N97 and Intel Processor N150 by default, respectively. However, AAEON notes that the two devices are each able to support CPUs from across the Intel Atom x7000RE, Intel Atom x7000C, and Intel Processor N-series ranges (formerly Twin Lake, Alder Lake-N, and Amston Lake).

While both devices suit similar types of networking applications, they offer unique benefits depending on project need. For the FWS-2291, this is reflected in its four 2.5GbE copper RJ-45 and two GbE SFP ports with two-pair LAN bypass, designed for hybrid environments requiring both long-distance fiber uplinks and local high-speed LAN capabilities. Meanwhile, the FWS-2292 is more equipped for edge firewall, UTM, or SD-Branch applications, given its six RJ-45 ports, all of which offer 2.5GbE speed, also with two-pair LAN bypass.

CTL, a global cloud-computing solution leader for education and enterprise, announced today the introduction of the new CTL Chromebook PX121E. The PX121E is a K-12 student's everyday computing companion, with next-gen processing and a 12.2" display that delivers up to 30% more viewing area to empower tomorrow's immersive learning experiences.

"With the rich set of Google Workspace online tools, photo and video usage, and increasingly AI-infused applications, K-12 students need larger screen sizes for better viewing of today's online curriculum. And, larger screen sizes can reduce eye strain," explained Jeremy Burnett, VP of Technology for CTL. "The CTL Chromebook PX121E incorporates the latest Intel N-Series N150 Processor and is built to go the distance with automatic updates to 2035."

AOOSTAR is a relatively well-known brand of mini PCs and eGPUs. The WTR Pro is hardly any different from a mini PC, although its hefty four-bay storage capacity allows it to function as a decently well-equipped home NAS as well. Folks who are interested in the system will be pleased to know that the system has now been upgraded with Intel's six-watt N150 processor. Of course, the quad-core N150 "Twin Lake" processor is far from a performance-class product, although it does offer enough computing grunt to allow the system to push through non-intensive workloads well enough, outpacing the N100 chip that the WTR Pro previously rocked by a small margin.

The rest of the WTR Pro appears mostly unchanged, boasting room for four 3.5-inch drives and a single M.2 2280 SSD slot. A single SODIMM slot is also present, which can accommodate up to 32 GB of DDR4-3200 memory according to AOOSTAR, although the N150 processor is officially rated for a maximum 16 GB of memory only. The dual 2.5 G LAN ports should be enough for a small home networking setup, and the rest of the ports on offer are pretty decent as well, including dual USB 3.0 Type-A, dual USB 2.0 Type-A, USB-C, microSD, DisplayPort, HDMI 2.1and an audio jack. The system is already available for purchase on Amazon, with a price of $339 (after a $30 coupon) for the N150-powered variant with no memory or storage.

A brand-new Minisforum mini PC has hit the scene, dubbed the UN100/150P. Unlike most of the other mini PCs that Minisforum offers, the UN100/150P is not meant to be as much of a powerhouse as its siblings. Powered by either the Intel N100 or the slightly higher-clocked N150 processors, the UN100P is barely performant enough for most workloads and casual usage in the modern-era. For those unaware, the 6-watt Intel N100 and N150 are quad-core, quad-thread CPUs based on Alder Lake-N, with the latter boasting a 200 MHz higher boost clock than the former's 3.4 GHz.

Unsurprisingly, there is no room for the luxury of powerful discrete graphics, which means that customers will have to settle for the integrated Iris Xe iGPUs with 24 EUs. As mentioned earlier, the system should be speedy enough for lightweight workloads and casual usage, but expecting anything more out of the UN100/150P in terms of performance will most likely prove to be futile. At 12.7 x 11.2 x 3.9 cm, the Minisforum UN100/150P is plenty compact, which is hardly a surprise considering the modest internals. In terms of memory and storage, the mini PC can be equipped with up to 16 GB of user-upgradeable DDR4-3200 memory and 256 GB of SSD storage, also user-upgradeable via its M.2 2280 slot.

ASUS today announced the global launch of its latest education-focused laptops, the BR and CR series, at BETT 2025. Designed to address the evolving needs of modern classrooms, these devices combine upgraded performance, rugged durability and innovative features to empower K-12 students and educators in both in-classroom and hybrid learning environments.

ASUS BR series (BR1204CTA, BR1204FTA, BR1104CTA and BR1104FTA) and CR series (CR1104CTA, CR1104FTA, CR1204CTA, and CR1204FTA) are designed specifically for the needs of K-12 students, educators and IT administrators. Built with reliability and versatility in mind, these laptops enhance classroom learning by supporting diverse teaching methods, streamlining IT management, and empowering students with tools for creativity and collaboration. With new Intel processors, AI-powered features like Microsoft Copilot and thoughtful, student-centered designs, they are set to upgrade digital learning for the next generation.

The world of mini PCs keeps on growing, thanks to a boost in popularity made possible by the impressive efficiency and performance improvements brought to the table by the silicon giants, allowing compact systems to function just as well as full-fledged towers. The Morefine M6S Plus is yet another addition to the list of mini PCs, and it appears that the system prioritizes portability and compactness over raw performance. For a sizeable chunk of casual desktop users, even entry-level processors pack enough computing grunt to ease through their workloads, and that demographic is exactly what the M6S Plus targets.

With dimensions of 7.2 x 7.2 x 4.2 cm, the Morefine M6S Plus is commendably compact indeed. As mentioned, the computing horsepower offered is very limited, thanks to the quad-core Intel N150 processor that lacks Hyper-Threading. The memory is, unfortunately, not user upgradeable, so customers are will have to stick the 12 GB of LPDDR5-4800 memory on offer. The storage however, is upgradeable, thanks to the M.2 2242 slot which can accommodate up to 4 TB of storage. In terms of connectivity, the options are acceptable, including dual Type-C ports with DP, gigabit ethernet, triple USB 3.2 Gen 1Type-A ports (two on the front), HDMI 2.1, as well as a headphone jack.

The newly unveiled GMK G9 is not here to set any records in terms of raw performance. However, it does pack a different trick up its sleeve - impressive storage capabilities, allowing for its use as an affordable NAS. GMK has not revealed any price or availability details as of now, although Liliputing did manage to dig up a retailer listing which reveals that the G1 mini PC will start at an affordable $289 for the base variant with 12 GB of memory and no SSD storage, whereas the same unit with 512 GB of storage will command an extra $30.

The GMK G9 is powered by Intel's N150 processor - a slightly higher-clocked version of the N100, which packs a total of four cores and four threads, a boost clock of 3.6 GHz, and a modest 6-watt TDP. As mentioned previously, the G1 is by no means a performance system, and packs just enough computing grunt to function as a lightweight daily driver or a NAS. The system can be equipped with up to 12 GB of LPDDR5-4800 memory and 64 GB of eMMC storage. To justify its NAS credentials, the G1 packs a whopping four M.2 2280 slots, allowing for a maximum of 32 TB of SSD storage. The port selection is plenty decent as well, including a USB-C port, triple USB-A ports, dual HDMI ports, a 3.5 mm audio jack, and of course, dual 2.5G RJ-45 LAN ports. For the price and the features offered, the G1 sure does like a commendable choice for a nifty little home server.