Can this tiny computer really be a computer? Thats probably the first question that arises in Intels NUC motherboards. And the obvious answer is: yes, even with already integrated, powerful CPU. After all, its one thing to power your display with high-performance components. A completely different way of doing it on a tiny miniature system.
Can this tiny computer really be a computer? Thats probably the first question that arises in Intels NUC motherboards. And the obvious answer is: yes, even with already integrated, powerful CPU. After all, its one thing to power your display with high-performance components. A completely different way of doing it on a tiny miniature system.
Can this tiny computer really be a computer? Thats probably the first question that arises in Intels NUC motherboards. And the obvious answer is: yes, even with already integrated, powerful CPU. After all, its one thing to power your display with high-performance components. A completely different way of doing it on a tiny miniature system.
The features of the Newton S7D at a glance
Compact housing for selected NUC motherboards from Intel
Brushed aluminum gives a noble look
2x USB 3.0 and 2x USB 2.0 ports on the front
Versatile rear ports possible, including a serial port
Fanless cooling thanks to optimized housing design
Vesa-compatible mounts
Space-saving HTPC housing for a variety of connections
Akasas Newton S7D package is designed for seventh-generation NUC boards, aka Dawson Canyon, and can be used either flat or directly attached to the monitors VESA mounts. Specifically tailored to the said NUC boards, it is very space-saving and designed above all flat, but brings in addition to these purely practical point of view also a very noble look on the table or behind the monitor.
A brushed aluminum front makes the black Akasa Newton S7D a discreet yet stylish contemporary, which also lends itself well as a HTPC dwelling in any hi-fi landscape. The front only has four USB port openings, two LEDs and the on / off switch. On the back, next to an opening for a WLAN antenna, there is also a recess for a serial connection.
Top and outer edges are almost completely provided with aluminum cooling fins, which has its meaning in that the housing itself represents the radiator and requires no fans. That is, the NUC system works completely silently in the Akasa Newton S7D. For this, the CPU and a contact surface of the housing come into direct contact.
Heat transfer pads are included for ideal heat transfer. In addition, VESA mounting screws, motherboard screws, rubber feet and all the necessary cables and accessories are included in order to operate the mini system (external power supply must be purchased separately!) And to install it in a VESA location. The waste heat then reaches the housing uniformly via the heatsink plate and is released via the lamellae to the ambient air – absolutely silent!
Technical details (housing):
Dimensions: 176.5 x 53.6 x 200 mm (W x H x D)
Material: aluminum
Color: Black
Form factor: UCFF (Intel NUC)
Total fan possible: passive
Drive Bays:
1x 2.5 inches (internal)
Power supply: external
Openings / Connections Front: Power button, 2x status LED, 2x USB 3.0, 2x USB 2.0
Rear openings: 2x antenna, 2x USB, 2x HDMI, 1x LAN, 1x serial port, power supply, Kensington lock
Compatibility (motherboards):
(Intel Next Unit of Computing)
NUC7i5DNBE
NUC7i3DNBE
NUC7i5DNKE
NUC7i3DNKE
NUC7i5DNHE
NUC7i3DNHE
£96.67£80.56 Inc VatEx Vat
