Mini-PCs are these small, simple desktop computers that don’t take up much space, yet offer enough power for your home office tasks. Azulle, a leading manufacturer of mini PCs, has recently announced its new model, Byte 4 with a modular design, and a range of add-on modules that bring extra features to your desk. Here are all the details.
The Byte 4 is designed to be a versatile and customizable device that can meet the needs of a wide range of users, from home users to businesses. As a result, its modular design allows users to choose the modules they need and add them on as needed, without having to purchase a new device. Specifically, Azulle offers three add-on modules for the Byte 4 — Active Cooling, 4G LTE, and Power over Ethernet (POE).
Azulle’s Active Cooling module is designed to keep the Byte 4 cool under even the most demanding conditions. It’s perfect for users who need to run the device in hot or dusty environments, or for extended periods of time. In fact, Azulle claims that the Active Cooling module can withstand up to 130°F (54.4°C).
Likewise, the 4G LTE module enables cellular connectivity in the Byte 4. Users can rely on it when their primary network fails, in remote locations with no wired internet access, or in emergency vehicles.
In addition to cellular connectivity, Byte 4 also supports Power over Ethernet (PoE). This means that it can be powered and connected to the internet using a single Ethernet cable. This should be a convenient and cost-effective solution for businesses and organizations that need to deploy multiple Byte 4 devices.
As for the core specifications, the Byte 4 is available with two CPU options: the Gemini Lake N4020 and the Jasper Lake N5105. It comes with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, regardless of the CPU you choose. You can pre-install Windows 11 Pro or Linux on the Byte4, but the final cost of the device varies depending on your OS selection.
The Byte 4 starts at $225.99, excluding add-on modules. You can purchase it from the company’s official website or contact Azulle for help.
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