[One USB C for All] This Quieter3C micro PC is support USB-C display, data transfer, charging all through a single USB port. But if your monitor doesn't support power out, you may need to connect a power charger individually. The USB-C port adopts PD technology which is compatible with multiple PD power stations. This is portable for traveling by car, on a trip or going anywhere outdoors. (The power supply provided is a standard 12V/2A DC power supply not with PD).
[Processor and Memory] The small computer features an 11th Celeron N5105 Quad core processor and pre-installed 64-bit Windows 11 Pro. It also supports Windows 10 Pro, Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, and more open-source firewall systems. The 16GB RAM can speed up to 2933 MHz and 256GB eMMC+256GB SSD is provided with the fanless PC. There is a Micro SD card slot support install the micro USB card, and it also support M key PCIe 3.0 x2 M.2 SSD NVMe 2280 up to 5TB (not compatible with SATA SSD).
[Stronger Wireless Connectivity] The micro PC adapts new Wi-Fi 6 MU-MIMO technology providing a wider range, more stability and faster wireless network connection. Combined with BT 5.2, this PC easily connects with other accessories and gets your work done efficiently.
[Three Screen Display and Portability] Our MeLE mini PC can connect to three monitors at the same time providing HDR 4K display. The palm-sized PC weighs only 5.2 x 3.2 x 0.7 inch. It can easily slip into your pocket and you are ready to go. We have also provided an option of wall VESA mount which can be fixed on the back of the monitor.
[Unlock BIOS and Fanless] The BIOS is totally opened and supports the machine properly for building your business. Moreover, it also supports Wake on LAN, IPXE, Auto Power on, RTC Wake and Ethernet network. Thanks to the patented Passive Cooling technology running silently at 0dB, there is no fan, dust or vibration. To increase the thermal dissipation, we have provided built-in two metal plates on the rugged case. It ensures the working temperature stay at 60-70 ℃ throughout.
