Jetway HBJC700C9J-H61-B Intel Socket LGA1155 Intel H61 1 x 204Pin Intel HD Graphics Integrated by CPU Black Mini / Booksize Barebone System

Pros: Small size and light weight, quiet and relatively easy to setup. No drivers or sound issues with Win7 64-bit.

Cons: The somewhat flexible plastic case makes it hard to open and close the slim optical drive tray. Not an issue with slot drives. The fan is audible under load, otherwise it's silent.

Other Thoughts: I paired this with an i3 2100T plus 4 GB ram and 128 SSD (OCZ agility 4), and it runs very fast. The USB 3.0 in the description is a typo. Only the higher end model (HBJC700C9JG) with the Nvidia GeForce GT 520M has 2x USB 3.0 ports in the front. The correct specs are listed in Jetway's site.

Pros: See my initial review.

Cons: I have to amend my initial review. My unit is missing USB 3.0 ports. All 4 ports are USB 3.0.

In tech terms, there's no USB 3.0 controller on the board, plain and simple.


In layman terms, even the plastic inside the front panel USB jacks is white, not blue (as required by USB 3.0 design specs).

Pros: Running with G620 CPU + 4GB RAM + 60GB SSD as Ubuntu 12 Desktop. It's superfast and silent. The fan doesn't bother me at all. Great system for ~ $250. Did not

Cons: Somewhat cheap plastic, a bit clumsy front panel door, but really nothing to worry about.

Pros: Smart design, everything fits perfectly and stays cool. No space is wasted. Huge performance boost over Atom's of the same size - even with 620T CPU.

Cons: The sides slide off too easily. Just brushing up against the side can make the side slide off. Wasted a good amount of time trying to keep them on. This should be a non-issue but it becomes a problem.

Other Thoughts: Things are tight in this box as to be expected from such a small build. The inside is very smartly laid out. Above average tech experience is probably needed. I can see a noobee having fits on this.

I use these for dual monitor setups where Atom's are just too sluggish. With an SSD and G620T they really fly.

I'd give this 5 stars if it wasn't for the stupid side panels falling off so easily. You should NOT need to tape them on, but I had to in the end.

Pros: Newegg shipped it to me fast. Supporting Intel's 35W processors is nice.

Cons: They applied the little plastic protection sheets before the paint coat or w/e was dry on the covers. So, tearing them off also tore off a lot of the clear coat. The drivers on the website are trash, the drivers on the CD are trash. Audio over HDMI works for about 30 seconds after a boot and then is nowhere to be found.

Pros: Contrary to another user - there are at least three 35W processors for it Core i3- 2100T, Core i3- 2120T, Core i5-2390T.
I built but primarily for HTPC 3D Blu Ray playback and so far it is perfect.
I'm using Core i3- 2120T and it plays 3D Blu Rays at 5-10% CPU. No change in core temperature at all during the playback. The internal temperature is higher than in desktops - about 50-55 C ( 120-130 F), but its expected for such a tiny computer with a limited space.

Cons: There were a couple of small challenges , not really cons.
Hard drive is a bit difficult to insert due to the limited space and plastic covers are quite difficult to close, but they really easy pop out without a warning on a single touch.

Other Thoughts: Power supply in my first ordered unit was DOA, however Newegg fast cross-shipped the replacement.

Pros: Nice and compact, and with the AC>DC external it would make an excellent automotive computer

Cons: Maximum CPU power supported is 35W, and there are no CPUs available that would work.

Other Thoughts: Would be nice if it wasn't useless