IBOX 2323N (i7) v.1 - Durable MiniPC (Windows 11 support) with Intel Core I7 processor, WiFi5 and 4x USB 3.1

Bluetooth – technology wireless short-range communication between various electronic devices such as a keyboard, computer, laptop, PDA, mobile phone, and many others. It is open standard described in IEEE 802.15.1. Its specification includes three classes 1-3 transmission power with a range of 100, 10 and 1 meter in open space. The most common class is the second class. The technology uses radio waves in the 2.4GHz ISM band.

Wi-Fi – a colloquial term set of standards designed to build a wireless computer networks. A specific application of Wi-Fi is building a local area network (LAN) based on radio communication, or WLAN. Range from a few meters to several kilometers and throughput of up to 300 Mb / s transmission on two channels simultaneously.

Wi-Fi – a colloquial term set of standards designed to build a wireless computer networks. A specific application of Wi-Fi is building a local area network (LAN) based on radio communication, or WLAN. Range from a few meters to several kilometers and throughput of up to 300 Mb / s transmission on two channels simultaneously.

Wi-Fi – a colloquial term set of standards designed to build a wireless computer networks. A specific application of Wi-Fi is building a local area network (LAN) based on radio communication, or WLAN. Range from a few meters to several kilometers and throughput of up to 300 Mb / s transmission on two channels simultaneously.

M.2 discs existed many years ago as NGFF (Next Generation Form Factor), or successor to the SATA III and mSATA standards. The name was officially renamed M.2 in 2013. M.2 drives have a similar structure to mSATA, use the edge connector and are mounted directly on the motherboard of the desktop computer.

The design of the M.2 disc is simple. It is an oblong plate with memories and a controller that looks like a chewing gum leaf and is not much bigger than it. M.2 disks do not have an additional casing, although they are available in versions with heat sinks, which improve heat dissipation. Individual disks vary in dimensions, especially in terms of length. Most M.2 drives measure 22 mm in width, which is the current standard. However, the length of M.2 carriers is different, usually in versions 42, 60, 80 and 110 mm. However, the most popular are models with a length of 80 mm, that is, carriers type 2280. You can see immediately that the first two numbers indicate the width of the disk, and the last two digits.

M.2 discs existed many years ago as NGFF (Next Generation Form Factor), or successor to the SATA III and mSATA standards. The name was officially renamed M.2 in 2013. M.2 drives have a similar structure to mSATA, use the edge connector and are mounted directly on the motherboard of the desktop computer.

The design of the M.2 disc is simple. It is an oblong plate with memories and a controller that looks like a chewing gum leaf and is not much bigger than it. M.2 disks do not have an additional casing, although they are available in versions with heat sinks, which improve heat dissipation. Individual disks vary in dimensions, especially in terms of length. Most M.2 drives measure 22 mm in width, which is the current standard. However, the length of M.2 carriers is different, usually in versions 42, 60, 80 and 110 mm. However, the most popular are models with a length of 80 mm, that is, carriers type 2280. You can see immediately that the first two numbers indicate the width of the disk, and the last two digits.

HDD (Hard disk drive) - the type of storage that uses magnetic media for data storage. Disk HDD type consists of a plate or disc assembly for aluminum alloy coated with a thin layer of magnetic media and electromagnetic heads that allow reading and writing of data. For each disk platter accounts for a pair of heads - one head and one read-write. The data are stored on the disk platter by sending electromagnetic flux through the recording head.

Hard drives are the most important the following parameters: capacity, data rate, data access time, speed magnetic disks (rev / min.) And the mean time between failures (MTBF).