Mini PC · Ad Terminal Box

Compact 130×130×45mm Mini PC with Intel N95/N100, dual HDMI plus VGA for triple-display advertising terminals. Net weight just 360g. The cheapest reliable signage compute we ship.

CPU

Intel N95 / N100

Display Out

2× HDMI + VGA

Weight

360 g net

Size

130 × 130 × 45 mm

CEFCCRoHSEAC Mini PCAd TerminalTriple-displayUltra-compact

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MOQ10 units · White-label50+ units · Lead Time15–22 days

Technical Specifications

Full spec sheet.

Pocket-sized advertising terminal compute box. Intel Alder Lake-N silicon with triple-display output makes this our most popular budget signage configuration for retail chains and transit deployments.

Processor
CPU Options	Intel Alder Lake-N N95 (4C/4T, 3.4 GHz turbo)
	Intel Alder Lake-N N100 (4C/4T, 3.4 GHz turbo)
Graphics	Intel UHD Graphics (Alder Lake-N)
Memory & Storage
Memory	DDR4 SO-DIMM, 8 GB / max 16 GB
Storage	M.2 2280 PCIe/NVMe, max 2 TB
I/O & Connectivity
Display	2× HDMI + 1× VGA — supports tri-display
USB	4× USB ports
Network	1× Gigabit Ethernet (RJ45), WiFi 5/6 (default WiFi 5), Bluetooth 4.2/5.3
Audio	1× audio I/O combo
Other	DC-in × 1
Physical & Power
Dimensions	130 × 130 × 45 mm
Weight	Net 360 g, Gross 715 g
Material	ABS plastic case
Color	White / Black / Grey
Software & Compliance
OS	Windows 11 Home/Pro/IoT, Ubuntu
Certifications	CE · FCC · RoHS · EAC
Accessories	Power adapter, user manual
Warranty	2 years standard

Common Applications

Where this product fits.

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Retail advertising

Drives in-store ad displays in shopping malls, supermarkets, and brand showrooms. 24/7 reliable operation at ~9W average draw.

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Transit info displays

Bus shelters, transit stops, ferry terminals — locations needing reliable triple-display compute without OPS slot integration.

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Information kiosks

Hotel lobby kiosks, hospital wayfinding, library catalogs. The VGA output supports legacy displays still in many institutional fleets.

Common Questions

FAQ for SZO-N9.

Why include VGA output in 2026?

Many institutional and government deployments (hospitals, schools, transit terminals) still use VGA-only displays. Until those displays are retired, VGA support is a real-world requirement. We keep it; competitors often don't.

What's the difference between N95 and N100?

Both are 4-core Alder Lake-N CPUs at the same 3.4 GHz turbo. The N100 has slightly higher base clock and is the newer mainstream choice. Real-world performance difference is under 5% for signage workloads. We ship N100 by default.

How does this compare to the SZO-OPS-N100?

Same CPU silicon, very different form factor. The SZO-OPS-N100 plugs into an OPS slot on an interactive flat panel. The SZO-N9 is an external mini PC connected via HDMI cable. Choose SZO-N9 when your display doesn't have an OPS slot.

Can I drive three 4K displays?

The HDMI outputs support 4K@60Hz, but VGA tops out at 1080p. Total bandwidth on Alder Lake-N caps real-world tri-4K at 30Hz on the third display. For two 4K + one 1080p, no problem.

Is this Microsoft Teams Rooms certified?

No — Teams Rooms certification requires Intel i5 minimum. For Teams Rooms, see SZO-NUC or SZO-H5 with i5/i7.