See heat, solve problems

The FLIR TG165-X is a handheld thermal imaging camera designed for quick temperature checks. It has a temperature measurement range of -25°C to 300°C. The device includes a 2.4-inch LCD screen, and stores images to internal memory. Additionally, it is built to withstand drops from 2 meters, enhancing its durability. $349

The FLIR C3-X is a compact thermal imaging camera designed for a variety of inspection applications, including electrical, mechanical, and building diagnostics. It features FLIR's MSX (Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging) technology, which overlays visual details onto thermal images for enhanced clarity and context. The device is designed with built-in Wi-Fi connectivity, enabling direct image uploads to the FLIR Ignite cloud service, and it has a 3.5 inch touch screen display. $549

The FLIR E6 Pro is a professional-grade thermal imaging camera designed for a variety of applications, including building inspections, electrical maintenance, and mechanical troubleshooting. It features a thermal resolution of 240 × 180 pixels, providing clear and detailed thermal images. The camera's thermal sensitivity is specified as less than 0.05°C, enabling it to detect the most subtle temperature differences. $2,768 

ZimaBoard 2 is coming

"Four years after launching a single-board server with an Intel Apollo Lake processor, the makers of the ZimaBoard are preparing to introduce a new model. The company hasn’t provided detailed specifications yet, but the design, expansion slots, and processor have all been upgraded for the upcoming ZimaBoard 2." 

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The copycat is back

While ZOTAC's N150-powered ZBOX is still nowhere to be found, its copycat is already available for $229. The system features 16GB of RAM, 512GB of storage, HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA, and a total of six USB ports on the front. This fanless NUC also does something cool: it's powered by USB Type-C, which you still don't see on the big name NUCs.

Luxury HTPC

This absolute unit of a HTPC features the over-the-top COUGAR Blazer Essence chassis, the 65W AMD Ryzen 5 5600, the Noctua NH-P1 and the top-of-the-line Seasonic PRIME TX-700 Titanium Fanless power supply. Used as a MadVr Envy machine, this PC is available for 2222 euros if you happen to live in France.

10GbE dream

This dream motherboard features a 15W AMD Ryzen V3000 processor and dual 10GbE SFP+. It also comes with 64GB of RAM, but there's a catch: it's $1,405. "The HoneyComb Ryzen V3000 Mini-ITX Board is a powerhouse in a compact form. Built for performance and reliability, it pairs AMD Ryzen V3000 processors with 64GB of DDR5 memory and blazing-fast NVMe Gen 4 storage. With dual 10Gb SFP+ networking and advanced BMC features for remote monitoring and management, it’s ready to tackle industrial challenges in extreme conditions from -40°C to 85°C." 

A fanless gaming mini PC is possible

Get the Akasa Turing case here, or a complete NUC 14 system here.

N150-powered MeLE Quieter

MeLE's popular Quieter mini PC has been refreshed with Intel's most recent Twin Lake processors. The pocketable system is now powered by the 6W N150 (4C / 4T up to 3.6GHz) for $249.99. MeLE provides the option to purchase the Quieter4C without an operating system, however, the associated price reduction is only $10. 

For AMD aficionados

This compact computer, powered by an AMD Ryzen 5 5500U processor, boasts robust networking capabilities with four 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ports, utilizing the i226-V chipset. Integrated Radeon graphics support up to triple 4K displays through HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C connections, making it suitable for multimedia tasks. The device also includes a microSD card slot for expanded storage options. It's sold as a barebone system for $379.90 or with a whopping 64GB of RAM and 1TB of storage for $759.90.

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MINIX launches the Z150-0dB

Last year, MINIX took the fanless community by storm with a carefully designed, robust, affordable, and widely-available N100-powered mini PC. The Z100-0db is brillant. We own one, and it's a surprisingly stable and snappy little machine. The new Z150-0db features the same connectivity and heat sink case as its predecessor, but is now powered by the Intel N150 (Twin Lake) processor, for a modest yet appreciable performance gain. Update: The 16GB / 512GB version is available for $279.90.

Source: MINIX