AAEON debuts panther lake mini PC with AirJet cooling
AAEON announced the UP Xtreme PTL Edge Air, an ultraslim mini PC using Frore Systems’ AirJet solid-state cooling. Instead of a fan, it relies on vibrating membranes to move air, shrinking the device’s size by 35% and weight by 43% compared to the last version. It fits Intel’s latest Ultra Series 3 chips, supports up to four displays, and targets space-limited tasks—like kiosks and mobile medical tools—where quieter, low-vibration operation matters.
- Uses AirJet membrane-based cooling instead of a fan
- 35% slimmer and 43% lighter than prior model
- Runs on Intel Core Ultra Series 3 chips
- Designed for low-noise, low-vibration environments
- Supports up to four simultaneous 4K displays
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