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Iizuma PC launches AMD Shilong AI 7450 Mini PC: equipped with fingerprint recognition and SD card reader
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Japanese company Unitcom released a new mini PC under the iiyama PC (Iizama PC) brand on October 16th local time. It is equipped with a AMD Ryzen AI 7 450 processor, with a fingerprint recognition module integrated into the top power button, and a SD card reader on the front. The machine measures 139.9 × 129.9 × 43.9 millimeters and comes with 2 DDR5 memory slots and a Wi – Fi 7 wireless network card. The standard configuration includes 8GB of memory and 500GB of PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD. The price is 169,800 Japanese yen, which is approximately 7,194 Chinese yuan.
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News from the IT family on October 19th: Japanese company Unitcom released a new mini-host computer under the iiyama PC (Iizama PC) brand on the 16th of this month, local time. This model is based on the AMD Ryzen AI 7450 processor, with a fingerprint recognition module integrated into the power button on the top, and a SD card reader on the front.

This mini-host has dimensions of 139.9 × 129.9 × 43.9 millimeters; it features 2 DDR5 memory slots and integrates 7 wireless network cards from Wi to Fi.

On the external I/O side, it features 2 USB-A 3.1 audio jacks, 1 USB4 3.5mm audio jack, and a SD card reader on the front; on the back, there are 2 USB-A 2.0 audio jacks, 1 USB4, 1 HDMI, 1 DisplayPort, 1 2.5GbE RJ-45, and 1 1GbE RJ45.

IT Home has learned that this mini-host comes with a standard configuration of 8GB of memory and 500GB of PCIe NVMe M .2 SSD storage, and is priced at 169,800 yen (Note from IT Home: the current exchange rate is approximately 7,194 yuan RMB).

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