Overview
- The Kickstarter campaign has surpassed its goal for the compact PC that integrates a desktop GeForce RTX 4070 die on an MXM-like board inside a 4.75-liter chassis.
- Project FAQ clarifies the GPU is soldered to the device’s circuit board rather than a standard removable desktop card, limiting plug-and-play upgrade options.
- Configurations pair either an Intel Core i7-13700H or Core Ultra 7 255H with DDR5 SODIMM memory, M.2 2230 NVMe storage, Wi‑Fi 7, USB4, and up to six-display output.
- An internal 400W power supply and a 13-fan cooling setup are part of the design, with the maker claiming quiet operation and no thermal throttling.
- Introductory pricing starts at $699 for the i7-13700H model and $899 for the Ultra 7 255H version, with production slated for December and February runs before planned March 2026 shipments; performance claims, including up to 466 AI TOPS, remain unverified.