The Turing WS chassis measures 247.9 mm x 113.5 mm x 95 mm (WxDxH), its I/O is designed to correspond to the NUC 12 Pro motherboard, and the chassis also includes an M.2-2280 cooling surface, which can extend the cooling capacity of the chassis to NVMe SSDs.

The Akasa Turing WS case will be available for pre-order on October 3rd for $170.

At the beginning of September this year, Intel put on the NUC Studio Wall Street Canyon mini-host standard version, equipped with 12th generation Core P series processors, the i5 version of the barebones is priced at 3599 yuan, and the i7 version of the barebones is priced at 4799 yuan. The new generation of Wall Street Canyon NUC mini-host is optional i5-1240P and i7-1260P, supports the installation of DDR4 memory and PCIe 4.0 SSD, and the thick model can install a 2.5-inch hard disk.

In terms of interfaces, the Wall Street Canyon NUC has two USB-A ports and an audio port on the front, and two Thunderbolt 4, two HDMI 2.0, one 2.5G network port, and two USB-A ports on the rear.

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