Zotac ZBOX NANO AD12

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May, 2013

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 3 reviews from magazines and websites. People are impressed by the value for money. Many are critical about the design.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Desktops the Zotac ZBOX NANO AD12 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 93/100 = Excellent quality.

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COMPUTER SHOPPER - EDITORS' CHOICE

Expert review by: Denny Atkin (computershopper.com)

Zotac Zbox Nano AD12 Plus

Zotac is one of the biggest companies you've likely never heard of. Best known in the U.S. market for its video cards, Zotac is the consumer brand of PC Partner, a large Asian OEM maker of PC components such as motherboards and video cards, and it also...

Exceptionally compact and quiet-running ; Smooth video playback ; Lots of external expansion potential ; Supports dual displays ; Inexpensive

Operating system not included ; Smallish hard drive ; Too slow for transcoding or other demanding tasks

The Zbox Nano AD Plus is a near-invisibly small and quiet home-theater PC that’s surprisingly capable and connectable for its size and low price. (Just be prepared to supply your own OS and peripherals.)

Nov, 2012

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tbreak - RECOMMENDED PRODUCT

Expert review by: Nick Rego (tbreak.com)

ZOTAC Zbox nano AD12 Plus Review

Another addition to the pint-size computers.

Quiet, compact, new AMD GPU makes for better video playback

No major changes apart from GPU, front panel design could use a bit of improvement

Overall the device feels quite sturdy in its casing, and flipping the unit over reveals an interesting aspect about it’s underside. The four raised legs are actually screws, which you can twist open to remove the bottom plate and expose the memory slot...

Sep, 2012

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Expert review by: Tim Harmer (vortez.net)

ZOTAC ZBOX nano AD12 PLUS Review

The first ZBOX nano to feature an E2-1800 APU, can the total package impress us more than the great nano XS AD11? Enter the new AD12 PLUS.

127mm x 127mm footprint ; Hardware accelerated h.264 playback ; Extensive features including USB3, eSATA, DisplayPort, Bluetooth ; Spacious 320GB HDD ; Responsive enough for general PC use ; Excellent Bundled MCE Remote ; 2 Year Warranty in the EU

As with the ZBOX nano AD12 PLUS' smaller sibling, it's easy to appreciate the technology packed into a pretty small form factor. ZOTAC have taken the concept of a mainstream APU and run with it, producing an accomplished HTPC which in many ways is far...

Oct, 2012