Nortekia KotiTV

A simple to use replacement for the "smart" features of your tv

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Image of a mini-computer home server sold by Nortekia. It is silver and shows a headphone jack, two USB 3.0 ports, a power button, and side ventilation. It shows another one leaning next to it that shows an HMI port, DisplayLink Port, Ethernet port, USB 2.0 port, USB Type C port, another USB C port but meant only for powering the device, and an optional case lock port.

What's inside?

A UI showing KDE Plasma Bigscreen. We offer alternate user interfaces for those who require it, custom made to you. Please let us know by clicking the Contact button and filling out the form.

A beautiful and simple interface that's ready to use with your own TV's remote

Image shows the seperate parts of the mini-pc device. From the top to bottom: top cover lid chasis. 2 M.2 storage sticks. 2 sticks of RAM. A blue motherboard with a wifi/bluetooth card. A Copper heatpipe/plate. A silent cooling fan exhaust. A silver metal chasis with a green power button. Lastly, the black bottom of the chasis enclosure.

16 Gb of RAM (expandable to 64Gb) ensures a speedy response, while having dual M.2 storage slots that go up to 16Tb allows for plenty of storage for your movies, music, and more.

stylized rendition of an AMD Ryzen 5 3500U Processor. The text on the image mentions that it has 4 cores. 8 Threads with a 4MB cache. And 3.70GHz Turbo Boost.

The AMD Ryzen 5 3500U CPU with integrated GPU allows for smooth streaming and processing of all your videos

Technical Details

A schematic that goes over the previous mentioned ports and buttons in much more detail. The mini-pc server in the front has 1 Power button. 2 USB 3.2 ports rated for 5 Gigabytes per second data transfer. 1 CTIA headhphone jack. On the back, it has 1 HDMI 2.1 port rated for 4K at 60 Hertz. 1 Displayport 1.4 rated for 4k at 60 Hetz. 1 2.5G Giga LAN port. 1 USB 2.0 port. 1 USB Type C port rated for display, data transfers, or power draw. 1 Type C port used for powering the device only. And lastly a Kensington Lock.