Epson is trying to assert itself with a stylish mini PC

When most of our readers see the Epson brand, they are not thinking of designer computers, but most likely printers. From now on, we need to transform the concepts in our minds a bit, because the Endeavor NP30S has arrived.

The modem-sized mini PC takes up exactly 20 × 154 × 173 millimeters of space above our desk, with the AMD Brazos platform working inside. Exactly the two C-1 APUs with 6290 GHz Bobcat core and Radeon HD 60 graphics chip, 2GB of memory and 250GB of storage. Not bad for a 760 gram machine, plus we get Gigabit Ethernet, six USB 2.0 ports and DVI output. The Endeavor NP30S, which debuted in Japan, is approx. It costs 386 dollars, which corresponds to 75 forints at the current exchange rate.