After a small teaser by Google in September last year, Asus has taken the wraps off its first Chromebox today.

The Taiwanese manufacturer has unveiled Asus Chromebox (yes, that’s the name). Powered by Intel’s fourth-gen processors like all recent Chrome OS devices, it will go on sale next month in North America.

According to Asus, it is the most compact Chromebox yet but still features all the necessary components like card reader, 4 USB3.0 ports, one HDMI port, DisplayPort, and Ethernet. It also packs 16GB SSD, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.

“The ASUS Chromebox offers the simplicity, security and speed of Chrome OS in the most compact and powerful Chrome device to date. Perfect for home, the classroom or the office, Chromebox is designed for the way we use computers today,” said Felix Lin, director of product management, Google.

The consumers will have the option to choose Core i7-4600U, Core i3-4010U or Celeron 2955U as the processor of choice in Chromebox. The Celeron model with 2GB RAM is the most entry-level and will cost just $179. There is option for 4GB of RAM too. The i3 and i7 models will support 4K Ultra High Definition (4K/UHD) displays.

Like other Chrome OS devices, buyers of Asus Chromebox will also get free 100GB of Google Drive storage for two years.

Asus Chromebox specifications

OS: Google Chrome OS

CPU: Intel Core i7-4600U (optional sku in selected markets), Core i3-4010U, Celeron 2955U

Memory: 2GB or 4GB x DDR3-1600MHz

GPU: Integrated Intel HD Graphics (up to 4400)

Storage: 16GB SSD

Connectivity: LAN, Dual-band 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth V4.0

Interfaces: 1 x 2-in-1 Card Reader, 4 x USB3.0, 1 x HDMI, 1 x DisplayPort, 1 x LAN (RJ45) Port, 1 x Audio Jack (Mic-in/Speaker-out), 1 x Kensington Lock, 1 x DC-in

Power Supply: 65W

Dimensions: 4.88 x 4.88 x 1.65-inch