A thin jack plug is used to power the device:
The iconBIT remote is pretty simple and easy to use; it does not feature a lot of buttons like the more advanced and expensive models (Toucan Nano SX Plus comes with a gyro QWERTY remote and the Toucan Nano SX Pro has a gyro S-Control remote):
On the bottom side we can see the battery compartment:
The lateral side of the remote comes with the Volume controls, which are quite easy to access:
The Mini PC chassis is covered with a plastic rubberized texture, which is pleasant to the touch, but scratches (mostly in the area of the ports) can be seen quite easily:
The front comes with two activity LEDs, one which signals network activity and the other Status LED tells us the current state of the device:
On the right side we'll find a TF card reader for storage space expansion and two USB 2.0 ports:
On the back, we can locate a LAN port, the third USB 2.0 port, one HDMI and the DC-in port; here we can also find an On/Off button (which is necessary since with the remote we can only place the PC in standby):
The bottom side is covered with rubber material; on the left we can spot a small Reset button:
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would make for an excellent media player