Albatron will be showing off the Nano Abox V2.0, the company’s latest version of Mini-PC, at forthcoming CeBIT 2007 Exhibition in Hannover, Germany this March. It is claimed to be “perfect for an inconspicuous living room multimedia center or mobile enough to take on the road”.
Nano Abox V2.0 features 155 x 87 mm TFT screen and supports 64-bit Intel Core 2 Duo processors, as same as up to 2GB of DDRII memory using SO-DIMM connectors. This Mini-PC, which is “no bigger than a textbook”, is packed with multimedia capabilities boasting VIIV compatibility and includes integrated graphics, eight-channel audio, USB 2.0, IEEE1394 and Gigabit Ethernet LAN.
Albatron will also showcase AMD 64-based Mini-ITX motherboard, which announcement is expected in late February.
Currently there is no information on pricing and availability of these Albatron’s products.
