Beelink AP42 new-generation intel Apollo lake Mini pc，invites you to experience,there are not many places

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Next-generation Intel Apollo Lake Mini PC, invites you to experience,there are not many places Product market: business, games Mini PC and home entertainment Beelink new generation Intel product features: 1. the new generation Intel Apollo N4200 CPU, frequency up to 2.5GHz, Office +200% faster 2. aluminum metal appearance, powerful cooling function, game run smoothly 3. the pre-installed genuine windows10 Home systems. 4. new generation Intel HD graphics processors, amazing 4K Visual effects，Enhanced performance +100% 5. low-power design to make your home more energy efficient 6. wall-mounted design, make your desk tidy Powerful combination of hardware OS: Supports Windows 10 system and Linux system Language: Multi -language Intel CPU: Intel Processor N34502M Cache, up to 2.5 GHz Processor Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 505 Powerful storage design, advanced motherboard design, won't have to store enough Installed RAM: DDR3 4GB System Disk: Windows(C 57.5 GB, support expansion：64G，128G Fast Web experience without having to wait for, let the Office becomes a kind of enjoyment Ethernet: 1000Mbps LAN WIFI: IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac，2.4G+5.8G Rich port designed to meet your needs Button: 1*Power Button DC-in: 1*DC in Port USB3.0: 3* Standard USB3.0 Port HDMI: 1*HDMI Type Port RJ45: 1*RJ45 Headphone microphone: 1*Headphone microphone jack SD Card: 1* SD card slot Power LED: 1* power LED Details for more information, please see the official website www.bee-link.com Activity description: In order to thank Beelink fan support and love, details of the event we will be announced next Monday, we could have spoken. While some lucky viewers we will free Beelink AP42

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Definitely like to upgrade my z8300 server to one of these

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Just received mine today, and my initial impressions are really positive. I've already purchased two Beelink Z83s, a Z83 II and a Nexbox T10 mini PCs based on Cherry Trail...and there really is no comparison. The build quality is dramatically better, and having 4GB of DRAM makes a world of difference in subjective Windows 10 performance. With 64GB eMMC, I also won't be squeezed out of storage during Windows updates. It looks like you can purchase a 256GB m.2 2242 for about $117, if you want more fast main storage.

I haven't yet done side-by-side benchmarks against the Z83 II, but it just feels much less resource constrained in Windows 10.

UPDATE: Also, unlike the Z83 II, the AP42 v0.12 BIOS do enable standby (sleep & hibernate), and it's got a nice Beelink logo for the splash rather than the ugly "i n t e l" that screams Chinese knock-off because it's not even the Intel logo. Backups of BIOS and system drivers are posted here.

UPDATE: I did some side-by-side benchmarks vs. the Z83 II with PCMark 8, and the results are posted here.