Review on Celeron Fanless Computer Support HDMI2 0A by Brandon Skeet

I've only had this N40 for a day. So this rating is provisional. A few notes: - The Celeron N4000 processor is great for all the routine tasks you would use a PC for. - 4 GB of RAM is also enough for all your everyday PC tasks. You can easily open multiple apps and Chrome with multiple tabs open at the same time. 64GB of persistent storage is the minimum for managing Windows 10 and its updates, but still has plenty of room for apps and data files. 32GB is a struggle to install Windows 10 updates - it has a lot of ports. bigger than the small laptop I'm typing this on! This supports the most common use of the N40. It loaded quickly and within hours Windows 10 Pro was downloading and installing updates to keep it up to date. I hooked it up to my TV's HDMI port and a bluetooth keyboard and now have a widescreen "PC". It's very easy to get it working. I turned on the N40 and the Windows Start screen appeared in multiple sections. I turned on the Bluetooth keyboard and after a few seconds it activated on the N40, allowing me to enter my passcode. The display on my cheap 42" LCD TV seems perfect to me. N40 is usually slightly warm to the touch. Viewing a video (or any other computationally intensive application) results in a slight but not excessive increase in temperature. No fan and no need for A. Two good options for adding more storage are an SD card slot and an internal slot where you can add a very high capacity SSD card It has all the resources to support many situations where a small computer is being shown.