Computex 2024: ADATA brings XPG NIA portable set-top box
By ForGeeks AdATA unveiled the XPG NIA portable set-top box at Computex 2024, which is different from its other counterparts. The device features a slider screen, new LPCAMM2 RAM and the ability to customize the case.
A prototype of the XPG NIA was shown at the show, with a release expected next year. The console will be powered by an eight-core AMD Ryzen 7040 processor with 12 RDNA 3 compute units. A more advanced version based on the new Ryzen AI 300 chips is planned for a future release.
The XPG NIA features LPDDR5X-based LPCAMM2 RAM with speeds up to 8,533 MT/s, which is easily replaceable and expandable up to 64GB. The device will also be equipped with an ADATA S55 SSD drive with up to 2TB of storage.
The XPG NIA will also be equipped with an ADATA S55 SSD drive.
The set-top box has a 7-inch screen with a slider design that can be angled. The design of the console will be able to be customized with components created on a 3D printer.
The design of the console will be customizable with components created on a 3D printer.
There’s no exact information about the price of the set-top box yet, but it’s expected to cost around $600 (Rmb53,260).
