The brand Vorke announces a new mini PC embedding a processor Intel Celeron Seventh generation. The Vorke V5 is both compact and scalable while having full connectivity in a small footprint. A new mini PC, VORKE V5, which features a special design and incorporates some original specifications. Among the highlights of this new compact computer is the option to install two SODIMM DDR4 memory modules in dual-channel mode, two-channel video output – HDMI and DisplayPort, an M.2 connector and two speakers built into the chassis. The Vorke V5 mini PC can be purchased at Geekbuying.com at $169.99 in Pre-Sale Promotion and only the first 30 units are in snap up sale $169.99.
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The Vorke V5 is distinguished by an external appearance different from the previous models but also by original technical choices that confirm the originality of this brand. With 12.8 cm wide for 13 cm deep and 3.2 cm thick, this mini PC is really surprising.
The Vorke V5 abandons the classic black dress of the previous models for a slightly more playful aspect. The chassis remains in ABS but the belt of the case mimics the brushed aluminum. The edges are softer, more rounded than the Vorke V2 and take a little spirit of the very first model of the brand.
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The Vorke V5 is again wise not shipping an Intel Core chip but a Celeron 3865U. A 1.8 GHz dual-core model from Intel’s Kaby Lake generation. This chip displays a TDP of 15 watts, embeds 2 MB of cache and an Intel HD 610 graphics circuit. Not the most powerful chip on the market but a solution that should be able to handle daily tasks without worries and offer good performance multimedia. VORKE V5 Mini PC is powered by the Intel Kabylake 3865U, a 64-bit dual-core processor based on the Kabylake architecture. In addition to dual CPU cores with operating at 1.8 GHz, the chip also integrates an HD Graphics 610 GPU and a dual-channel DDR4-2133 memory controller.
Combined with this chip, the Vorke V5 offers two DDR4 RAM slots in SO-DIMM format. He will be able to manage a maximum of 32 GB of ram. The storage will be provided by an SSD slot format M.2 2280. These elements will be accessible from the bottom of the machine that unscrews. One of the check-off features of the Intel Kabylake 3865U-powered VORKE V5 is the support for dual-channel DDR4 memory, meaning that you can install 2*16GB DDR4 RAM stick to the host. On top of that, the M.2 slot brings access to unlimited SSD storage.
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Connectivity is rather complete, on the side of the chassis there are two USB 3.0 ports and an SDXC card reader associated with a lock Kensington Lock. On the back, two other USB 3.0 ports, a DisplayPort and an HDMI output in addition to a gigabit Ethernet port. Having a dual screen setup provides more screen space. This can be very useful for increasing productivity. The good news is that it ceased to be a dream for VORKE V5 users as the device outputs images from both the HDMI and DP. In addition to this, it supports the dual-screen different display. The output resolution is up to 4K@60Hz.
Power is provided by a jack for an external power adapter, a 3.5 mm audio port combining headphone and microphone is also available. The power switch is located on the back panel to keep a uniform appearance on the front panel. There is obviously a WiFi connection type 802.11AC and a Bluetooth 4.2. Among the little surprises in the Vorke V5, a pair of 2-watt stereo speakers to play sound directly from the machine. VORKE V5 carries AC WiFi, the newest WiFi protocol and has a high-speed data transfer speed up-to 1200Mbps under some circumstances.
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The Vorke V5 mini PC can be purchased at Geekbuying.com at $169.99 in Pre-Sale Promotion and only the first 30 units are in snap up sale $169.99. Otherwise, there are more discounts for other devices on the manufacturer, and you should also check out these: