 Welcome to my unboxing of the ZBOX Nano. This is an ADO2 series which basically means that it is AMD based. Wait, they're calling this the AD10? This isn't what I thought it was. Okay, well this is the ZBOX Nano AD10. So this is AMD based, so I did at least have that much figured out. This is a dual core APU at 1.6 GHz which means it has integrated Radeon 6310 graphics. You have to add your own memory up to 4 gigs as well as 2.5 inch drive. So that's already been done in this unit because we're actually going to be using this very unit to show off some pretty cool functionality including XBMC running off of this device and powering some very intensive HD content in a very small form factor. I'll show you guys the form factor in a minute. What else we got? So for networking, we've also got Gigabit network as well as wireless N included and Bluetooth 3.0. It comes with a remote control and integrated IR receiver. It has an SD card reader on board, 8 channel digital audio via HDMI as well as stereo analog audio on the front. HDMI display port, mic headphones. We've got some documentation here, don't really care. What else we got here? Your palm sized mini PC. Okay, sure, yeah. Cool. Oh, here's the English version. Quick start guide. There we go. So it shows you how to put the thing in the thing and plug the other thing into the other thing. Okay, included remote. Oh, actually that's not a bad remote. Check that out. So you got your arrows, you got your Windows key, your play, your back, your forward, all your numbers. So this is, yeah, this is, wow, great. That's a full media center remote. Cool, I was not expecting that. I was expecting it to come with like a cheesy remote. Alright, what else we got here? Antenna for the wireless. Power cable that plugs into the power brick, which plugs into the AD10 itself. Next we've got, what else? Oh, look, basic mounting screws. You can mount this to the back of your LCD. And, oh, well, gee, what's this? Oh, that must be the IR receiver. Neat. Okay. So you can position that wherever you want it. That's very handy. Good thinking ZOTAC. So, form factor. Oh, look at that. It comes with, this comes with everything. It comes with the included VESA mounting kit. So you can, right out of the box, mount it to the back of your TV or monitor or whatever else. So check out this form factor. Very, very cool. I'm going to go ahead and take the plastic off here so you guys can see. This orange ring actually lights up, but there is a BIOS option where you can disable it. So if you want sort of a more stealthy media PC, then that is definitely an option. Oh, look at this metal construction too. This uses aluminum construction and then a plastic bottom and a plastic top. So you can feel it's quite, quite cool to the touch, which means that besides this venting hole right here, you're actually going to get a little bit of passive heat output just from the aluminum construction. Very neat. Okay. So we've got our microphone and headphone SD as well as memory stick, if anyone still cares about that, and XD. Maybe that's the infrared receiver. Okay. Well, either way. Okay. Between this antenna, this thing right here, and this thing right here, it has Bluetooth, IR, and Wi-Fi. Okay. There. Here's your power switch. Is that a reset button? No, I think that's just an LED. Moving around. So we've already seen the ventilation port. And then there is where you plug in that Wi-Fi. Okay. That's going to be Wi-Fi. That Wi-Fi antenna. We've also got an eSATA port. It doesn't look like powered eSATA though. So it's just regular eSATA. We've got two USB 2.0 ports, a Kensington lock, gigabit ethernet, two super speed USB 3.0 ports, display port, and HDMI out. Remember, that's where you're going to get your digital audio out. And the power in is right here as well. On the bottom, we find a couple of ventilation holes here. And then you can see this has been sort of touched a lot already. It's actually been opened up. So you can open up the unit, install your drive, install your RAM, and then you're pretty much good to go. So it's a very cool little piece of hardware. You can buy it as a bare bones or you can buy it pre-configured with hardware. Although, if you're buying it on NCIX, then it's probably cheaper to buy the bare bones and then buy your own RAM and drive. And that way you get to pick whatever you want as well. The person who's going to be using this one is actually going to be using just a little 32 gig SSD, just like an older SSD and throwing it in there. Because it's not going to actually have any data on it. It's going to be replacing his network media player because between the dual core as well as the dedicated... They're integrated, but sort of dedicated level AMD HD graphics included, it actually accelerates Blu-ray significantly better than any of the boxes that he's been able to find. So that's why he's going with this. And this is actually smaller than most of the network media player boxes that are out there. So very, very cool. So thank you for checking out my unboxing and first look at the Zotac ZBOX Nano 8010. And don't forget to subscribe not only to this channel for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos, but also to my NCIXCOM channel because that's where we're going to be showcasing the network streaming HD processing capabilities of this little box. So stay tuned for that and thanks for watching.