The American founder didn’t come empty-handed to this 2018 edition of CES, the hi-tech show in Las Vegas. Intel introduces mini computer Of the NUC series with enough power to allow the use of a virtual reality headset. Considering the compact format of this computer, it is a success, and Intel is not afraid to brag about it, according to the following information. RoadToVR. We’ll also dig into its specs a bit to see exactly what it hides.
CES 2018: Intel unveils a new NUC mini PC compatible with virtual reality
most NUC Hades Canyon It is a very compact computer with dimensions of 221 x 142 x 39 mm, based on two configurations, Core i7-8705G and AMD Radeon Vega M GL GPU or Core i7-8709G with Radeon Vega M GH. Intel points out that the built-in power is enough to immerse gamers in VR with powerful headsets like the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, for example. Intel clearly puts small plates on big plates.
However, we’ll have to wait for initial feedback to know exactly what’s going on about this “mini” power beast. We finish the owner’s tour with its connectors, 4 USB 3 ports, two Thunderbolt 3 ports, two Gigabit Ethernet ports, 1 HDMI output and two mini DisplayPorts on the back. There are two more USB ports on the front, an SD card reader, a jack and an HDMI. Virtual reality is a trend at CES 2018, we’ll likely have this issue of other sensational announcements: next to HTC. This device will be available in spring 2018 and we expect a price starting at $799 for the cheaper variant.
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