 So today I'm going to be having a look at the Zotac Mag Mini All-in-One Giant. Okay, so that is literally what it's called, the Mini All-in-One Giant, M-A-G-Mag. Okay, so first of all, this is an Ion-based, Atom-based PC. So you can see Atom, Ion, GeForce, CUDA, and Pure Video HD. So the Ion chipset allows this small, tiny PC, much like the Acer Revo, to process 1080p, full HD video. They're saying it's extremely silent, includes an LCD mount, has a 160GB hard drive, 2GB of memory, and an energy-saving Atom CPU. Now one thing that this has going for it versus something like an Aspire Revo is that it does not include an OS. Because not everyone actually needs a copy of an OS when they buy a new PC. So if you buy one of these, you can use your existing operating system in order to just install it and go. Okay, so here we go. This is the... You know, we can talk about this once we open it up. I see no reason to do it now. Here, let's have a look at the specs. There we go. What's inside? One Zotac Mag, one stand, one VESA mount, four mount screws, an AC adapter, a power cord, a support CD, a warranty card, and a user manual. And there's the full specs. So we've got the Atom 330 dual-core, Nvidia Ion graphics processor, 2GB RAM, gigabit LAN, okay. We've got N wireless, an SD and SDHC card reader, onboard 8-channel digital audio, and then we have VGA HDMI, SPDIF, mic, headphone, six USB ports. That's a lot of USB ports for one of these. That's pretty good. Gigabit, and then eSATA. So let's get this opened up and have a look at the mini all-in-one giant. That's actually a pretty nice box. I really like Zotac's color scheme. Just like the matte black and glossy orange. I can't explain why. It sounds tasteless, but I think it looks great. Okay, so what's this say? It's time to play. Actually, in my Tech Tips episode about the Revo, I actually did a demo where I'm playing Counter-Strike Source on the Ion chipset, and it handled it okay. So maybe you can play. Maybe it is time to play. Okay, warranty terms. So it has a one-year warranty. Okay, and then there's your driver installation CD along with the Zotac case badge. Then you've got your user's manual, as well as a quick start guide, which is available in...wow, check out all these languages. Look at that. That is a lot of languages. Good job, Zotac. You can really tell that they're looking to sell this internationally, like, with a capital I. All right, in here we will find four mount screws and then one stand. Okay, so we can sit the mag on top of that when we are using it. On this side, we find one power cord and then one AC adapter. AC adapter's a little bit on the big side, but it's not exactly a netbook, so you're not going to be moving around with it. I wouldn't worry too much about that. And then one more piece of cardboard. It's packed in here pretty darn well. I actually am quite happy to see that. It's not going to be damaged during shipping, and it's not going to have the finish damaged either. I really like this particular phone. Okay, so here we are. So let me see if I can figure out how this works. Oh, okay, so it comes sort of sitting on top of the VESA mount. So I'm going to have to slide it out. Okay, so that is how it attaches. It actually slides right into that. And then, yeah, there we go. I got it off. Okay, so that attaches to the back of your monitor or your TV, and then you slide the mag down into it. That's pretty clever, actually. I like it. And then here we are. We've got the Zotac mag itself. So this thing is really light, really small, and let's have a look at what we've got included in terms of functionality. So here is your power switch. There is what appears to be a hard drive LED. Then there's your wireless activity LED, one front USB, the front SD and SDHC card reader. Then you've got a microphone and a headphone port on the front. Then we move around to the back, and here we have eSATA, a couple USB, one gigabit ethernet, two more USB. Uh-oh, I'm lost. I don't remember what that is. VGA, HDMI, and then optical audio out, and then there's your power in. So it actually sits on the stand. Let's get this peeled off here. So it has a very, very, wow, very glossy finish on it. Can you see the finger shot there where you can, yeah, okay, awesome. And it's got like a Zotac sort of branding label on it. Yeah, I mean, it's a fairly nondescript looking unit, to be perfectly honest. On the top, there's one more USB, which I had missed before. And then on the bottom, we've got just some air vents, as well as the little piece that slides onto the stand. So thank you for checking out my unboxing of the Zotac Meg.