Taiwanese PC and component maker ASROck has introduced a new line of mini-desktop computers powered by Intel’s 11th-gen “Tiger Lake” processors with Intel Xe graphics. The new ASRock NUC 1100 Box ...

Beekeeping is a very rewarding hobby. Just think about all that delicious, golden honey flowing...mmm! But those of us who have been keeping bees for a while know that you eventually need to start ...

ETA Prime has been at it again testing the performance of the latest ASRock NUC BOX-155H mini PC. If you’re on the hunt for a small yet mighty computing solution, the ASRock NUC BOX-155H compact ...

The NUC BOX-1260p is the perfect way to experience a 12th Gen Intel Alder Lake P Series platform, fully outfitted with the best in connectivity and networking, in a small and capable design for office ...

ASRock has introduced a range of mini PC systems powered by Intel Generation Intel Core i7, i5 and i3 processors in the form of the NUC BOX-1165G7, NUC BOX-1135G7, and NUC BOX-1115G4. “The ...

The regular version of the Intel NUC 11 doesn't come in the house-shaped box, but the Qi-charging capable version of the NUC 11 does (and confirmed by Robtech) Inside of the NUC 11 you'll find an ...

NovaCustom is a Dutch company that sells computers that put an emphasis on privacy and security features. For the past few years the company has been selling laptops that are available with a choice ...

ASRock has introduced the "NUC 1200 BOX" line of ultra-compact barebone kits powered by Alder Lake-P. The newest model in the "NUC BOX" series, comprising the "NUC BOX-1260P" with a Core i7-1260P, the ...

ASRock Industrial Computer debuts the first NUC 1100 BOX Series Mini PCs NUC BOX-1165G7, NUC BOX-1135G7, NUC BOX-1115G4, powered by the 11th Generation Intel® Core i7/i5/i3 Processors (Tiger Lake-UP3) ...

Intel’s “Phantom Canyon” NUC sits in between the company’s standard square NUC mini PCs and the expandable NUC Extreme boxes in size, performance, and expandability. It’s much smaller than the NUC ...

But in this particular PC, the NUC (Intel’s now-democratized Next Unit of Computing project) takes the opposite approach.

Last night, Intel’s opening-day CES keynote focused mostly on wearables and Internet of Things things, the sort of forward-facing, maybe-useful, possibly vaporware technology that characterizes CES.