5/11/2012 07:41:00 PM
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Mini IT component manufacturer SHENZHEN JIEHE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD. or just JEHE, better known as Giada, has just launched the Mini PC Giada A51 micro system, on its official website.
The Mini PC Giada A51 is using AMD’s Brazos family member E450. This is a low power dual core CPU using two Bobcat cores and a AMD Radeon HD 6320 iGPU.
It is manufactured at TSMC using the mature 40 nm manufacturing process and works at a default 1650 MHz frequency in a BGA413 FT1–type socket.
To understand just how small Brazos is, it is enough to say that the whole processor is just 19 by 19 millimeters.
It comes with just 1 MB or Level 2 cache that’s being split between the two cores, but it is well-endowed with 80 VLIW5 shades running at a default 508 MHz, with a turbo mode option of 600 MHz.
The cool, 18 watts TDP CPU is able to handle DDR3-1333 memory, although Giada has just one SODIMM slot available with a maximum frequency of 1066 MHz.
On the storage side, there is a 320 GB HDD in 2.5” format and some extra space can be added using the five USB slots out of which just one is USB 3.0 and the Card Reader.
Connectivity is completed with a HDMI port, a VGA connector, one SPDIF, WiFI N class, Bluetooth, Gigabit LAN and two audio jacks.
The whole system will consume a maximum of 30 watts of power and the whole device only measures 192 by 155 by 26 millimeters. That’s about 7.55 by 6.1 by 1 inches.
The official US pricing doesn’t seem to be available yet, but in Europe, on Giada’s German site, the Mini PC Giada A51 is listed for 307 EUR, just the same price as its lower performing brother powered by Intel’s measly Atom.
The European price would translate into about 400 USD, but we expect Giada will price the Mini PC Giada A51 a little bit lower for the new continent.
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