Introduction

I would like to thank CaseKing.de for supplying the review sample.

CaseKing is one of the few companies out there, which will not just sell anything. They only offer hardware that performs well and is of high quality. The shop offers quite a few exclusive parts and devices from all around the world and it is also the official distributor for a long list of well known manufacturers. Their assortment has grown greatly in recent years, while great service and support is still a very important part of the shop philosophy. The website may be in German, but due to great demand, an English version is in the works. The company has started to diversify its product portfolio, moving into components. Foxconn and Caseking are working together to establish the brand in the EU and we received the newest Netbox from Foxconn which uses the AMD Fusion platform. While this product may be bought by normal customers, Foxconn is aiming this at resellers who may easily rebrand it.

Packaging

Foxconn ships the Netbox in a very compact cardboard box. The cover is not very descriptive, but holds an image of the Netbox, while the inner package is completely white. This is intentional, so that resellers can just replace the outer red and orange cardboard wrap with something of their own and thus easily rebrand it.


The Netbox NT-A3500 comes neatly packaged and protected by bubble wrap.

Contents

You will receive a well rounded set of contents. A DVI-I to VGA adapter, the antenna for the built-in wifi, screws, rubber lined, magnetic feet and a plastic stand. A manual and a CD along with a plastic VESA mounting bracket round up the extras of the Foxconn Netbox.


The power brick is nice and compact, even smaller than the Darfon Electronics used in the Netbox NT-330I and rated for 65W. It is identical to the type you will find with many notebooks. Upon closer inspection we can conclude that the unit is made by Hunt Key and delivers 19V at 3.42A.