Zotac SFF,Z3735F,2gb DDR3,64GB EMMC,WIN 8.1

The ZBOX Pico is passively cooled and so there are no vents or openings on its body. There's no fan and no other moving parts, making it completely silent. The flat top and bottom are made of shiny black plastic, while a continuous metallic silver strip runs around the edges. The overall look is really slick, even though it is derivative of the iPhone 4/4S look which has become quite common.

You might think there's no branding on the ZBOX Pico at all, but a hidden Zotac logo and the trademark blue ring light up on the black lid when the device is turned on. If you don't like this, you can control both independently through the BIOS.

What we found most interesting is that Zotac didn't go with a flat, slim body, and so there is room for quite a few ports. On the back, we were delighted to see a full-sized 10/100 Ethernet port, two USB 2.0 ports and a 3.5mm audio out socket. There's another USB port and an HDMI video output on the right edge, alongside the DC input socket. There's only a microSD card slot on the front, and a small power button on the left. Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi n are built in, but there are no external antennas.