iRU introduced budget nettops and all-in-one PCs

      A Russian company has expanded its lineup with two new models aimed at corporate clients and private users on a tight budget: the compact nettop Planio 325 and the all‑in‑one Planio 235. Both new models are intended for standard office tasks.

      Both models are powered by an AMD Ryzen 5 3500U processor with integrated Radeon Vega 8 graphics. The manufacturer states that this performance is sufficient for stable work with office applications, video conferencing and multimedia content. Standard configurations include DDR4 RAM up to 16 GB and a fast NVMe SSD of up to 512 GB. There is also room for expansion: memory can be increased to 32 GB and storage to 2 TB.

      Compact nettop

      The Planio 325 stands out for its minimal dimensions. The chassis measures 130×127×47 mm and weighs less than 500 grams. Thanks to a built‑in VESA mount, this nettop can be discreetly placed on a wall or on the back of a monitor. A variety of ports are provided for connecting peripherals: three USB 3.2 ports, one USB Type‑C for data transfer, DisplayPort, HDMI and even two RJ‑45 network connectors.

      All‑in‑one

      The Planio 235 all‑in‑one features a 23.8‑inch screen. The package includes 3 W stereo speakers and a 3‑megapixel webcam with a mechanical privacy shutter. The chassis is finished in classic silver. The model has six USB Type‑A ports, HDMI and DisplayPort outputs, and allows a second monitor to be connected.

      Buyers can choose a configuration without a preinstalled operating system or with Windows 11 Pro ready to use. Importantly, upgrading components by the user will not void the warranty. Device servicing is supported under the "iRU Ryadom" service program, which includes a 24/7 hotline and a network of 180 authorized service centers across the country.