If you are looking for a portable computer, a mini PC is the perfect solution. These tiny machines can be paired with cloud storage solutions and be serviceable for a wide range of tasks. However, because these devices are designed for simple computing tasks, they may not have enough onboard storage. This means they are not the best choice for resource-intensive applications. Originally, mini PC designers aimed to design these machines for educational purposes and simple tasks. With time, the operating system has become more sophisticated, enabling the user to hide processing behind graphics. In addition, some mini PCs have become very portable, making them ideal for traveling.
Asus PN50
The ASUS PN50 mini PC is an ultra-compact computer that delivers powerful performance for a range of workloads. Its compact form factor ensures minimal desk space and makes it ideal for applications where a traditional PC will not fit. Examples of these applications include digital signage and home theater setups.
Featuring a powerful AMD Ryzen processor, the PN50 is a great choice for a small business or home theatre. This model boasts an impressive 16GB of RAM and a slim, stylish design. In addition to its compact size, the PN50 features a VESA mount to easily install the computer.
Dell OptiPlex 7070 Ultra
The Dell OptiPlex 7070 Ultra is a zero footprint desktop solution that combines an ultra-compact PC module with a stand and mount. This highly compatible PC offers a sleek and beautiful desktop experience. It also comes with swappable elements, a zero footprint design, and ultra-compact components.
The Dell OptiPlex 7070 Ultra has an 8th-generation Intel Core i7-8665U processor, a laptop-grade CPU designed to provide fast performance and good multitasking. Other specs include 16GB of RAM and a 512GB solid-state drive. This combination makes the PC nimble and quick.
Asus X50
ASUS’s latest mini PC is designed for digital signage applications and features AMD Ryzen(tm) processors with integrated Radeon graphics. The unit supports up to three displays and offers up to 4K UHD output at 120Hz. It also comes with up to 32GB of fast DDR4 memory for outstanding performance. It also has a dual-storage design, supporting a 2.5-inch HDD and an M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 SSD.
Another feature is a USB-C port. This port can connect to external storage devices such as hard drives, although you will need to buy an adapter to use it. The USB-A ports on the rear are primarily used for connecting a keyboard and mouse. Asus has also provided USB-C and USB-A ports on the front. A 3.5mm combo audio jack is also included. Other features of the Asus X50 mini PC include a microSD slot, an infrared sensor, and two microphones.
HP Specs
If you’re looking for a mini PC that will fit in your purse or carry in your briefcase, HP has just the model for you. The HP ProDesk 600 Desktop Mini PC is HP’s most compact business desktop yet. It features powerful performance and built-in security. It features HP BIOSphere Gen6 firmware, which protects your mini PC with automatic updates and security checks.
The HP Mini 2140, sold under the Compaq brand in some regions, is an updated version of the HP Mini 2133 Mini-Note PC. This model was announced in early January 2009, while the HP Mini 2150 was only announced. The HP Mini 1000 Vivienne Tam Edition has similar specs to the HP Mini 2133.
