ASUS ExpertCenter PN64-E1

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Awards
ASUS ExpertCenter PN64-E1 won the Good Design Award 2023, a world-renowed design award.
Na AXE-u ne postoji tip računara koji nismo predstavili i sada je opet na red nekako došlo da predstavljamo ove mini računare, odnosno Home Theater PC-eve, koji mogu da služe za to, ali i više od toga.
Na AXE-u ne postoji tip računara koji nismo predstavili i sada je opet na red nekako došlo da predstavljamo ove mini računare, odnosno Home Theater PC-eve, koji mogu da služe za to, ali i više od toga.
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Video reviews
ASUS has just introduced new business Mini PCs in the ExpertCenter series, including the PN64-E1 and PN42 models. New features of the new models include the adoption of thirteenth-generation Intel Core i5 and i7 processors and support for Thunderbolt 4 ports, while keeping the chassis volume under a liter. The range is designed to fully meet the needs of small and medium-sized businesses, as well as home users, and is also great for entertainment and multi-monitor setups.
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Media reviews
The Expertcenter PN64-E1 leaves a good impression in the hands-on test. The small computer is fast, energy-saving and works almost silently in normal operation, even without the silent mode.
Both new devices are characterized by their very small size and the fact that they can be placed on the desk with minimal bulk or even almost completely invisible (such as behind the monitor, turning the system into an "all-in-one"). The main advantage of these solutions is the ability to upgrade the hardware without having to replace the entire computer.
The Asus ExpertCenter PN64-E1 mini PC is not one of the cheapest, but on the other hand, it will offer you similar performance and options as many classic-sized computers that take up much more space on the desk.
Although Intel is ending the development of its NUC minicomputers, there is no need to mourn - Asus will take over the support of existing ones and the development of new ones, which also shows with its ExpertCenter models that it can design minicomputers.
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