Shenzhen based computer hardware manufacturer, Beelink, recently teased the release of a series of new Mini PCs top of which was the Beelink Gemini M, an ultra-thin Mini PC powered by the Intel Celeron J4125 processor running with 8GB of RAM.
Featuring an ultra-thin aluminum enclosure and chassis, designed in a manner that allows for use in a variety of applications, the unique 1.77 cm thinness, 340 grams weight, 11.9cm reduced side size, and Vesa support possessed by the Beelink Gemini M, allows easy integration across different platforms including installations behind a monitor.
Giving users all that they might expect from a full-blown PC, the Beelink Gemini M comes with an assorted number of ports; including 4 USB 3.0 ports, an SDXC card reader, two HDMI 1.4 outputs to drive two displays in parallel in UltraHD, a 3.5 mm audio jack port with combined headphone and microphone, and a Gigabit Ethernet port.
In terms of processing power, the dual-core Intel Celeron J4125 processor being used on the new Mini PC is a member of the recently released Intel Gemini Lake Refresh (GLK-R) family of processors, which are upgraded versions of Intel’s desktop chips, running in a 10 watt PDT (Compared to 6 watts for the Celeron N4100), offering a level of overall performance that positions the Beelink Gemini M in the top category of high performing desktop mini PCs.
The Processor, running at a 2 to 2.7GHz speed, comes with 8GB of RAM, 4MB of cache memory, a 64GB eMMC, and an M.2 SATA 3.0 storage ranging from 128 to 512GB in 2242 format. While the specs so far do not reveal the capacity of the device for a high-quality gaming experience, the device thus comes with an Intel UHD 600 graphics card running at 250 to 700 MHz, capable of decompressing video in UltraHD H.265.
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