Meenhong JX2 Pocket Mini PC with Touch Screen Introduced

Chinese company Meenhong released JX2 is on sale - a pocket computer weighing only 300 g, which is equipped with a 5.7-inch screen with a resolution of 1080p. You can connect up to two external 4K monitors to it, and the built-in display allows you to deal with urgent work on the go - if you find an outlet or take a power bank with you.

The performance is provided by the Intel Celeron N5105 processor (10 nm, clock frequency 2.9 GHz) with integrated Intel UHD graphics. A copper heat sink and a built-in cooler are responsible for cooling - the manufacturer notes that it is almost silent. RAM 8 GB (LPDDR4), there are two M.2 slots for SSD: the first supports NVMe and SATA, the second - only SATA. You can also add a second 8GB LPDDR4 stick.

The case has HDMI 2.0 connectors, gigabit Ethernet, a 3.5 mm audio jack, three USB-A ports and one USB-C with the ability to transfer data and connect a monitor. The second USB-C is used exclusively to power the computer. For wireless connectivity there is Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2.

To operate, it only needs a 30 W power supply (albeit 12 V, so regular smartphone charging is most likely not suitable). There is no built-in battery: it seems that the manufacturer chose compactness and lightness over autonomous operation. The case dimensions are 160 × 80 × 20 mm.

Meenhong JX2 is available in two variants. A model with 8 GB of RAM and a 128 GB SSD was priced at $195, and a version with double the storage capacity was priced at $210. This is approximately 17,300 and 18,600 dollars at the exchange rate. The computer comes with Windows 11 Pro and also supports Ubuntu.

Marina Simonova

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Thank you for the recipe, your gingerbread looks and tastes very interesting! I found on a Polish website a recipe for Lenten tomato gingerbread with bananas, it’s also unusual, it turns out very tasty, I also add a layer of cranberry jam to the finished product.

Mila Tsimbal

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Marina Simonova

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