AOOSTAR Launches New Mini PCs, Motherboard, and GPU Dock During 12th Anniversary Event
AOOSTAR has officially started its 12th anniversary event by launching new hardware products across multiple categories. The company announced that it will be holding a series of live broadcasts over the next few evenings, during which five new products will be introduced. These include Mini PCs, a desktop motherboard, and a graphics card dock.
Four of the upcoming products were revealed through promotional images. These include a micro-ATX motherboard, two different Mini PC models, and an open-style external GPU dock. This marks a major step for AOOSTAR, especially with the introduction of its first standalone motherboard.
The motherboard is based on the MoDT (Mobile on Desktop) concept. It features a micro-ATX form factor with a 2-slot memory layout, an AMD-compatible cooler mount, and dual PCIe expansion slots. It also includes two M.2 storage slots with separate heatsinks and two Ethernet ports for wired network connectivity. This is AOOSTAR’s first independent desktop motherboard and signals the company's entry into a new product category.
The new Mini PCs include one model that follows the design language of AOOSTAR’s Youren series, which supports dedicated graphics cards. The other Mini PC has a completely new design not seen in previous product lines. These additions suggest AOOSTAR is working on expanding its range to serve users looking for compact systems with more powerful graphics options.
The external GPU dock shown in the image is an open-frame design built for compatibility with full-size graphics cards and standard ATX power supplies. The base includes motherboard power connectors, including a 24-pin cable, which means the dock is intended to be connected to desktop components. This product may be aimed at users who want to upgrade the graphics capabilities of small form factor systems or laptops using desktop-class GPUs.
More information about pricing, specifications, and launch schedules is expected to be shared during the upcoming live broadcasts. AOOSTAR's recent moves reflect a push to reach more advanced users and PC builders with versatile and upgrade-ready solutions.
