The front panel has a power button, dual USB 3.0 ports, dual USB 2.0 ports, a reset pin-hole for the UEFI (BIOS), dual COM ports (which are optional), a Type-C USB port, both a 3.5mm microphone and a 3.5mm headphone jack and a micro-SD card slot.

The review sample included an Alder Lake-N Core i3-N305 which is an eight-core 8-thread (no HyperThreading) 3.80 GHz Core mobile processor (no Turbo) with Intel’s UHD Graphics. The CPUs that are supported include Intel’s Coffee Lake and Comet Lake processors and now Alder Lake. The N10 is an actively cooled mini PC measuring 145 x 128 x 54mm (5.71 x 5.04 x 2.13 inches) with an aluminum top that extends over the front and back to form the case which is then completed with two plastic sides and bottom. The rest of the specifications are aligned to the physical device with the exception of the front USB 2.0 ports (see below): Whilst keeping the ports in the same positions as before which are a key selling feature of this mini PC making it suitable for commercial/industrial usage. So the motherboard has been modified accordingly:

However this probably needs qualifying as ‘Memory Capacity’ states ‘2*SO-DIMM’ which is correct for many processors, but Intel’s Core i3-N305 processor in the mini PC sample I received only supports a single memory channel: Weibu list the N10 specifications on their website as: I will revisit the specification of the N10 and briefly look at the performance running both Windows 11 Pro and Ubuntu 22.04. Weibu have sent a pre-production sample of their latest N10 based on a Core i3-N305 Alder Lake N-Series processor to showcase its capabilities in this review.

As a reminder, Weibu is a B2B company that offers total solutions and OEM/ODM services and they don’t sell directly to end users as their target clients are computer manufacturers like Acer and Hisense. I’ve previously reviewed Weibu’s N10 mini PC, however, they have now extended the range of CPUs available to the N10 through the addition of Alder Lake processors.

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