Saturday, March 9th 2013
Streacom Shows Off Upcoming NUC Case
Streacom gave us a sneak-peek into its upcoming case for Intel's next unit of computing (NUC) form-factor. Made of aluminum and ABS, the case doubles up as heatsink for the NUC's hot components (such as CPU and PCH). It features a universal CPU block, so the case can adapt to future NUC boards with CPUs at different spots.
The sides of the case are not made of aluminum, this is where the NUC's WLAN/Bluetooth antennae attach, and so an ABS panel boosts signal strength. The case is designed specifically for Intel's D33217GKE motherboard, with ports mapped for its two HDMI connectors, three USB ports, power, and Ethernet. It will be available in two color options, silver (pictured below) and carbon-black. Availability is expected sometime in Q2 2013.
The sides of the case are not made of aluminum, this is where the NUC's WLAN/Bluetooth antennae attach, and so an ABS panel boosts signal strength. The case is designed specifically for Intel's D33217GKE motherboard, with ports mapped for its two HDMI connectors, three USB ports, power, and Ethernet. It will be available in two color options, silver (pictured below) and carbon-black. Availability is expected sometime in Q2 2013.
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LC
Sounds cool, does that actually work?
Two SO-DIMM slots for 1333/1600 MHz memory support
Intel® QS77 Express Chipset
Dual HDMI ports supporting HDMI 1.4a outputs for dual independent display
Integrated Intel® 10/100/1000 network connection
Five USB 2.0 ports (three external ports, two via internal header)
Full-size mini PCI Express* with mSATA support
Half-size mini PCI Express
www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/motherboards/desktop-motherboards/desktop-boards-d33217gke-dc3217iye.html
Other than no USB 3.0 i really really like where they are going with this. Now ship us some boards!