Chinese manufacturers launch ECS LIVA Q3D mini-computer, which supports HDMI output and import

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com reported on February 5 that ECS was founded in Taipei in 1987 and listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange in 1994. The company has launched a number of mini computers, laptops, computer motherboards, all-in-one computers, industrial computers, and Internet of things products.

Recently, the company launched a pocket mini PC called ECS LIVA Q3H, a 74 x 74 x 34.6mm ultra-mini computer with Intel Jasper Lake processors and an optional Cy Yang N5100, N4500 and Pentium Silver N6000 processors.

The computer is particularly suitable for videoconferencing applications, the company said, mainly because it has HDMI output and input ports, 4GB LPDDR4X memory and 64GB / 128GB eMMC flash memory, and supports MicroSD extensions.

In other aspects, the machine supports WiFi 5 network and provides gigabit network ports and multiple USB 3.2 port 2.0 interfaces. It weighs about 174g.

The mini PC comes with a power adapter, a VESA bracket that supports 75 and 100mm, installs a Windows 11 64-bit system, and the manufacturer stresses that it does not guarantee installation of other operating systems.

It is envisaged that LIVA Q3H can connect multiple monitors for video conferencing at the same time. The PC1 is connected to the monitor or projector through the HDMI output interface, the PC2 laptop transmits its content through the PC1's HDMI input interface, while the PC3 laptop relies on wireless streaming for screen projection, and users can easily switch between PC1 and PC2 with the help of power buttons.

CTOnews.com doesn't know whether the product will be launched for the consumer market, but ECS is currently showing the model and other products at the ISE 2023 in Barcelona.