While Apple’s iPhone launch was absorbing all the available buzz this winter, two dueling teams of technologists were feverishly finalizing gadgets they hope will refocus the spotlight. The FlipStart, ...

The term "mini" is relative in the world of computing. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A Bendix G-15, which many refer to as the ...

There are plenty of all-in-one PCs on the market today and they all share a common form factor and look like a traditional LCD PC screen sitting on the table. We are also all familiar with a tablet ...

CUPERTINO, Feb 28: Apple Computer unveiled on Tuesday a Macintosh Mini computer powered by single and dual-core Intel chips. Apple founder Steve Jobes showed off the new-generation “Mac Mini” during a ...

Mini-computers, also known as mid-range computers or departmental servers, are a type of computer system that fall between personal computers and mainframes in terms of processing power and ...

For a while now, there has been understandable excitement around AMD's Ryzen AI 300 “Strix” APUs. These APUs were revealed a few weeks ago, and they have been made available on a few laptops. The ...

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(Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. is planning a new version of the Mac mini that will be its smallest desktop computer yet, part of a broader overhaul of the Mac line with AI-focused chips. The new model — ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The humble Mac Mini is getting a new lease on life this week, standing out among the handful of Apple devices the tech giant is now ...

The HP Pro Mini 400 G9 may not be the prettiest or most powerful mini PC we’ve ever seen, but it offers reliable performance for browsing and day-to-day tasks. HP has several variations of mini PCs ...

Classic computers are just up [Jeff]’s alley, so when he looked for a new project for his Pocket Mini Computer, he looked at one of the earliest microcomputers available: the COSMAC VIP, a 1.76 MHz ...