Called the "Mini PC," the AOpen-developed computer takes the tape at about 6 inches square by 2 inches high, just slightly smaller than its Mac ancestor. Powered by Intel's Pentium M processors, the ...

Aopen has debuted the DEX5145, a fan-less mini PC built for demanding, space-limited environments including digital signage deployments. It's powered by powered by Intel 14th Gen Meteor Lake-U ...

So - the lame PC world does it again - ripping off not just the concept of the mini-mini pc but the LOOK as well. Why have an R&D department when you have Apple to show you the way. See pics here ...

More or less the same size as the Mac Mini, AOpen's miniPC gives resellers an Intel-based alternative. The miniPC measures 6.5 inches square by 2 inches high and weighs a mere 2.5 pounds. The miniPC ...

AOPEN's purpose-built Mini PCs excel as Intel NUCs phase out. Their reliability, performance, and industry-tailored features redefine commercial computing. With the announcement of Intel discontinuing ...

So - the lame PC world does it again - ripping off not just the concept of the mini-mini pc but the LOOK as well.