Bold and vibrant, the Nano XS AD11 Plus' packaging immediately stands out.
The ZBOX packaging lists the contents and capabilities, including the added benefits of the PLUS version: RAM and SSD Storage. 802.11n Wifi, Gigabit LAN, an IR Remote Control and VESA mount are clearly listed; at a glance the potential user should be able to grasp if additional components are required.
The rear of the box showcases images of system connectivity and I/O, technical specifications for which are on the right-hand edge. Once again all the pertinent information is displayed clearly and concisely. All in all ZOTAC gets a 10 out of 10 – very clear and well laid out with minimal room for confusion.
Included in the Nano XS AD11 pack is the following hardware:
The AD11 unit,
3-pin 'Clover leaf' power lead with region-specific plug,
External PSU with DC-out,
802.11n USB WiFi Adapter /w aerial,
Optical mini-SPDIF to SPDIF Adaptor for audio-out combo port,
ZOTAC branded IR remote /w 2*CR2032 button batteries,
USB IR Adapter for IR remote,
100mm x 100mm / 75mm x 75mm VESA mount /w 4 screws
3-pin 'Clover leaf' power lead with region-specific plug,
External PSU with DC-out,
802.11n USB WiFi Adapter /w aerial,
Optical mini-SPDIF to SPDIF Adaptor for audio-out combo port,
ZOTAC branded IR remote /w 2*CR2032 button batteries,
USB IR Adapter for IR remote,
100mm x 100mm / 75mm x 75mm VESA mount /w 4 screws
Note that it does not include an HDMI cable, which would need to be sourced elsewhere.
Documentation is generally as you would expect: a detailed 24 page English user manual for setting up the AD11 including a walkthrough of the BIOS; Chipset and Wireless Network Adapter driver CD's; and as a nice bonus a full-colour multi-lingual installation guide poster. You should also find a warranty information card too.