Reviewers Liked
- Wonderfully small footprint, Good outputs
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Feels sluggish with moderate multitasking, Similar, albeit larger, machines available for significantly less, No VESA mounting
Sapphire Edge HD3 Mini-PC
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It’s good for a mini-PC, but it’s underpowered by any other standard; worth buying if you’re really struggling for space...
By TechRadar
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When Sapphire launched the first Edge-HD mini PC back in early 2011, it claimed it was the world's smallest PC - and at under half a litre in volume, it was hard to disagree. A year on, we now have the third generation of Edge HDs: the HD3. It...
By HEXUS.net
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Third time's the charm Sapphire Technology stepped out of its AMD graphics comfort zone about a year ago with the launch of a tiny PC called the EDGE-HD. Presented in a form factor not much larger than a standard Blu-ray case and purporting to be a...
By Kitguru.net
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We review many high end, power sapping systems destined to power through a variety of intensive Direct X 11 games at super high resolutions. They also cause a huge dent with your electricity bill. Not everyone wants or needs such a high powered...
By Fudzilla
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Although the Edge HD3 was launched last year, it remains a very popular choice in the nettop market. It is widely available for under €300, but this price is no longer justified, so we are expecting a price cut. Luckily for Sapphire, we are...
By InsideHW
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It was last September that we dealt with the second edition of Sapphire’s incredibly likeable miniature PC, one that immediately won us over with its appearance and high degree of functionality (in terms of what it was made for, of course). The...
By SilentPC Review
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The Sapphire Edge HD3 succeeds in delivering a fully-capable multimedia experience in a svelte form factor. It offers superior energy efficiency and CPU performance compared to Atom/ION configurations. Rounding out the package are connectivity...
By insidehardware.it
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Il Sapphire EDGE HD3 mantiene quel che di buono aveva fatto registrare la precedente generazione, migliorando e potenziando alcuni aspetti che permettono migliori performance nell'utilizzo di più applicativi in simultanea e rendendo il...
By pcproffesionale.it
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Il mercato dei mini-pc, sistemi che si caratterizzano per dimensioni e consumi estremamente contenuti, è in continua espansione. L'arrivo sul mercato di nuovi processori, nuove tecnologie produttive e nuovi sistemi integrati, ha infatti...
By Nexthardware
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Le ridotte dimensioni rendono il Sapphire EDGE HD3 installabile praticamente ovunque, potendo essere anche affiancato ad una macchina di dimensioni (e potenza) maggiore per svolgere compiti specifici.Il design è gradevole e le linee sono pulite;...
By techstation.it
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E' arrivato il momento di tirare le somme sul nuovo miniPC Sapphire EDGE HD3 partiamo da ciò che non è stato detto durante il resto della recensione. Come abbiamo scritto nelle pagine precedenti, il sistema è sicuramente realizzato...
By review-center.de
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Vor längerer Zeit stellte Sapphire den Edge HD2 Mini-Computer vor, der neben einer Intel CPU auf eine integrierte Nvidia ION-Grafikeinheit setzte. Mit Fortschreiten der Entwicklung und steigendem Leistungsbedarf der Endnutzer wurde es jedoch Zeit,...
By Tom's Hardware
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Im Edge-HD3 verbaut Sapphire zum ersten mal AMD-Innereien in seiner Nettop-Serie. Mit einer E-450-APU, 4GB RAM und einer 320GB Festplatte ausgestattet, sieht der schicke schlanke Kleinstrechner nach einem spannenden Angebot aus. Was sagt der...
By eeevolution.it
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Il mini-pc Sapphire ha un listino di 349 euro, ma le migliori offerte online lo propongono a 50€ in meno. L'unica pecca è la mancanza di un lettore SD integrato, ma per il resto non c'è di meglio nella categoria in questo...
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