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Chinese Startup Launches 128GB Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Mini PC With 1TB SSD for $3,299

TechRadar reports a Chinese startup has launched a 128GB Ryzen AI Max+ 395 mini PC with a 1TB SSD, four SSD slots, 10G LAN and Wi-Fi 7 for $3,299.

The report presents the $3,299 purchase price alongside the 128GB configuration and 1TB SSD. The system is built around the Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, according to the headline. The price is denominated in U.S. dollars.

TechRadar's headline places the question 'Slowly going down?' before the product details, but the available report does not include a previous price, a price history, or a comparison with other mini PCs or workstations. It also does not say whether the $3,299 price is a limited-time offer, a launch promotion, or a regular retail price.

The listed connectivity includes 10-gigabit Ethernet and Wi-Fi 7. The four SSD slots indicate that the machine can accept multiple solid-state drives, though the report does not specify the supported drive sizes, interface types, or RAID capabilities.

The startup behind the product is not named. TechRadar identifies the vendor only as a Chinese startup. The report does not provide a brand name, model name, product page, or company contact information.

No shipping date or launch market is given. The report does not state whether the mini PC will be sold worldwide, in China only, or in selected regions. It also does not say whether the $3,299 configuration is the only version or whether other memory and storage options will be offered.

Additional specifications are also absent from the available report. TechRadar does not list the memory type, processor core count, integrated graphics configuration, operating system, dimensions, weight, power supply, cooling system, port layout, warranty terms, or support policies. It does not include benchmark results, thermal data, power consumption figures, or hands-on testing.

No company statement, independent confirmation, or third-party review was included. Because the information comes from a single TechRadar report, the startup's identity, the full product name, availability, and real-world performance remain unverified.