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Sapphire EDGE HD4 Mini PC Review

The EDGE HD4 is finished in an attractive matt black paint which does attract fingerprints rather easily. I had to clean the unit before taking photographs for example, just after taking it out of the box.

The Sapphire company logo is attractively finished into the matt chassis. The power button may be difficult to find first time as it is flush to the rest of the chassis. Under this is a hard drive activity light.

The rear of the HD4 when flipped from both sides. There are two USB 2.0 connectors here alongside a GB lan port, power connector, microphone and headphone jacks, HDMI connector and VGA connector (for older panel support).

Hidden under a flap at the front of the HD4 are two more USB ports, one of these is USB 3.0 capable. The flap stays attached to the HD4 so it can be replaced when these ports are not in use. It also means it won't get lost either.

With the stand fitted the EDGE HD4 is an attractive looking system, approximately the same size as many external DVD and BluRay drives. The stand is well constructed and can be fitted by hand, without the need for any tools.

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