Before our country got a bunch of computers from Lenovo. Yesterday, we wrote about the two mobile transformers, and now consider a couple of nettops — one more compact than the other. We will focus on models of Haier M600 and M700 Tiny collected in current processors produced by Intel.
Computers Lenovo ThinkCentre Tiny M700 and M600 weighs only 600 grams and the volume of their inner shells are not more than 1 liter, so it is a very compact solution that will look great on the rear of your monitor. The Junior model Lenovo ThinkCentre M600 is based on the processor Intel Celeron or Pentium generation Braswell and has one SODIMM slot for memory DDR3-1600, whereas in a more advanced Fujitsu M700 are already two slots DDR4 up to 2133 MHz and the processor Intel Core i3, i5 or i7 processors generation Skylake. This difference between the end nettops, and they are both able to accommodate one 2.5-inch drive, be it SSD, HDD or hybrid SSHD at all.
By the way, the M700 can also install the drive in the M. 2 format. Both mini-PC has six USB 3.0 ports, three audio port, Bluerooth modules 4.0 and Wi-Fi 802.11 ac, two DisplayPort, plus you can choose the third video out — VGA, HDMI, and one DP. The cost of their new nettop Lenovo has not yet announced, but we already know that Haier M600 will arrive only in June, and more powerful Fujitsu M700 will be released in a few days.
