WORLDTECHTuxedo Nano Pro Gen15 Mini PC Launches With Intel Core Ultra X7 358H and Linux Preinstalled
What happened
Tuxedo Computers has just announced its Nano Pro Gen15 , a new mini PC powered by Intel's Panther Lake Core Ultra X7 358H CPU (the general-purpose processor at the centre of a computer) and its capable Arc B390 iGPU. The mini PC is a workstation targeting developers and home lab enthusiasts who want to run "local, secure, sovereign" LLMs, but Tuxedo also fully acknowledges that it can be used as a no-fuss mini gaming PC, thanks to Intel's graphics integrated into the Linux kernel of the pre-installed TuxedoOS. Intel is a semiconductor and electrical company based in Santa Clara.
Physically, the Nano Pro Gen15 measures in at just 110 × 117.5 × 49 mm, and it features a plastic chassis, although Tuxedo has maintained a repair-friendly design, with just four screws required to access the internals, where the upgradeable RAM, storage, and wireless cards are easily accessible. Tuxedo supplies a 120 W external power supply that connects via a barrel adaptor, but it makes no claims about the actual maximum TDP of the Intel CPU inside.