GEEKOM's Mini IT12 is a tiny PC weighing just 652 grams and measuring 117 x 112 x 45.6mm - it's small enough to fit and carry around in your pocket. It is powered by Intel's 12th Gen Intel Core ...

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Taiwan-based Geekom has unveiled a new addition to its line-up of compact computers. The business-oriented Geekom Mini IT12 features 12-core Intel Alder Lake processors, Windows 11 Pro and support for ...

If you're eyeballing a new computer for working from home, you're probably thinking laptop. But why? Portable PCs were designed for, well, portability, not desk duty. They're ergonomically unsound, ...

As promised, Geekom has launched one of the first mini PCs to feature a 4″ x 4″ motherboard and support for up to a 45-watt Intel Core i9 processor. Geekom is offering three different configurations ...

Mini PCs can fill the niche of a laptop, particularly if you don’t need to travel much for work. And if you’re in the market for a Mini PC, the Geekom AX8 Pro is so small you’ll forget it’s even there ...

Intel, renowned globally for pioneering the NUC line of compact PCs since 2012, recently chose to leave the mini PC market behind. This departure, however, does not spell the end for consumers seeking ...

Whether you’re looking for a productivity mini PC, something for gaming, or just a budget-friendly machine with a small footprint, we’ve got you covered. The team at PCWorld continually sorts through ...

Think of it as a NUC from another name. We regularly see ultra-small desktops or mini PCs from Intel's Next Unit of Computing (NUC) series. The NUCs are usually sold as bare-bones kits to which you ...

Earlier this year, we had the opportunity to review the GEEKOM Mini IT8 small form factor computer. Given the size and specifications, it was a pretty decent computer with an affordable price tag for ...

Mini PCs have come a long way in the last few years. That's partly down to some serious advances in tech from Intel and AMD. The latest generations of mobile chips from both brands are now serious ...