Cybertruck PC
Jumper Tech shows off new design.
Cybertruck Mini-PC, Source: Domenico Lamberti
The latest mini-PC showcased by a company called Jumper Tech seems to be inspired by Tesla’s iconic Cybertruck. It has a futuristic look, but two-thirds of the design appear nonsensical from a computer standpoint.
The main PC components seem to be hidden in the trunk, taking advantage of the Cybertruck’s ample space. Apparently, all four doors can be opened, and it seems one door may function as a power switch. While the headlights and tail lights illuminate, their specific purpose—whether indicating PC activity or storage status—is unclear.
Cybertruck Mini-PC, Source: Domenico Lamberti
Regarding the connectors, accessing them requires opening the back bumper, as they are concealed there. Among the ports available are a power connector, one USB Type-A, two USB Type-C, and HDMI ports.
However, despite the intriguing design, the company has not provided any specifications, release date, or pricing information. It seems likely that this mini-PC is merely a showcase for Computex, rather than an imminent product release.
| Comparison | |||
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| VideoCardz.com | Tesla Cybertruck Mini (PC) | Tesla Cybertruck (Car) | KFConsole |
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| Processor | Some Good Hardware | Custom AMD Zen+ & RDNA2 | Intel Core i9-9980HK & RTX 2060 |
| GPU Power | Enough to use HDMI | 10 TFLOPS | 6.5 TFLOPS |
| Performance Target | 4K glances per minute | up to 130 MPH | 4K with RT |
| MSRP | Less than $100K | $100K | Never Released |
| Size | About 50 cm | 5.6 meters | Small |
| Release Date | No date | 2024 | Never Released |
| Features | Self Updating | Self Driving | Comes with a Chicken Chamber |
Source: Domenico Lamberti
