INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Earlier this year, prolific Chinese PC manufacturer Chuwi unveiled a product containing an AMD APU (Application Processor Unit) that is yet
to be announced, the A9-9820.The workstation - called the AeroBox - was positioned as a high performance office mini PC that, from afar,
7th-generation chip" that runs on Windows 10.With eight cores, eight threads, and a 2.35GHz maximum frequency, the AeroBox posted solid
Paired with a Radeon R7 350 (GCN 3.0) GPU running at up to 985 MHz, it promises to deliver strong graphics performance too.The A9-9820
processors are likely to be remaining parts - based on the Jaguar microarchitecture - that were built for the Xbox One S, which supports
DDR3 memory and has a similar specification list (albeit with a higher clock rate)
The GPU is likely to have been disabled and replaced with a discrete GPU.We also noticed a few anomalies in the specification
For example, the motherboard has four memory slots, which is extremely rare for what looks like a microATX board
The device uses a SATA SSD, but the picture in the marketing literature shows an HP SSD EX900 M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe drive
at the beginning of the millennium but made obsolete by the USB
These, coupled with the presence of a DVI port, make this product an interesting oddity indeed.Chuwi is yet to announce a price for the
