GPD confirmed the launch date and pricing for two new hardware products. The company will release the GPD Box mini-PC and the GPD G2 eGPU dock on Indiegogo. Both devices arrive on June 15 at 02:00 UTC.
GPD confirms launch date and pricing for new mini-PC and eGPU dock products
The GPD Box serves as a compact desktop computer built around Intel Core Ultra processors. It features USB4 V2.0 connectivity and includes an MCIO 8i port for external GPU expansion. An alternative configuration exists with the Core Ultra X7 358H processor, but this version drops support for the MCIO port.
Spec comparison
| Spec | GPD Box (Base) | GPD G2 eGPU Dock |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Core Ultra 7 356H | N/A |
| RAM/Storage | 32 GB RAM, 1 TB storage | N/A |
| MCIO Support | Yes | Yes |
| Launch Price | $1,452 USD | $385 USD |
The base GPD Box model starts at $1,452 USD. This entry-level SKU pairs the Core Ultra 7 356H processor with 32 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage. The GPD G2 eGPU dock carries a launch price of $385 USD on Indiegogo.
The GPD G2 dock is designed to provide external graphics capabilities for the mini-PC and other compatible devices. The device is priced at $385, representing a twenty percent reduction from its suggested retail price of $459. Both the GPD Box and G2 utilize the MCIO 8i interface, providing greater data transfer speeds compared to standard OCuLink connections.
The company initially introduced these products approximately six weeks prior, omitting detailed release information and worldwide pricing at that time. GPD has since provided complete product configurations and a confirmed launch timeline for its crowdfunding initiative on Indiegogo.
The GPD Box and GPD G2 will become available through Indiegogo starting June 15 at 02:00 UTC. Buyers can choose between the MCIO-equipped base model or the X7 processor variant without external GPU support.
Source: NotebookCheck
