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Mini-PCs test: the Mac mini, Apple’s little one

Florent Alzieu
July 21, 2009 1:43 pm

Today the Mac mini joins our new product survey: mini PCs. Halfway between desktops and laptops, these computers can replace the ugly casing you try and hide under your desk.

The Mac mini joins the Asus Eee Box, the Acer Aspire Revo and the Medion Akoya E2006D in the new category of minis. The Apple machine scores a five! It consumes very little energy, is very quiet, elegant, gives good performance and has good connectivity…

Product Survey: mini PCs

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