GIGABYTE
SKU MINI-GB-BRIXN150
$239.00
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Unverified: Memory and storage slot counts, supported capacities and port layout were not stated in the retailer listing. Confirm from the GIGABYTE spec sheet before advising on an upgrade. Ask us and we will confirm it against the manufacturer sheet before you order.
A barebones x86 mini PC with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth already fitted. Barebones means no memory, no drive and no operating system, so budget for all three; the payoff is choosing them yourself.
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