Mini PCs are so small that it’s understandable why some people think they’re an entirely different proposition to their standard-sized desktop cousins. I did for a while after I bought my mini PC. The ...

One of the best things you can get nowadays for your home office is a mini PC that can do it all—they’re powerful, they take up little space on your desk, and they’re quite affordable. Consider the ...

Earlier this year Chinese PC maker FEVM introduced the FA-EX9 mini PC which stuffed an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Strix Halo processor into a compact computer with an internal volume of about 2 liters and ...

Review The HP EliteDesk 8 Mini (G1a) is a great alternative to the Z2 Mini (G1a), especially when you can get it at a discount. Mini PCs This year, I discovered how an impressive mini PC delivered the ...

All your files, apps, and settings are on your old computer. Here’s how to move them to your new Windows PC, from either Windows or macOS. It’s great to get a new computer, but it’s not so great to ...

A new update for Microsoft’s Xbox app for PC and handhelds sees it become the ultimate launcher for all your device's installed titles. Alien treasures are yours for the taking on Sept. 12. See if ...

These games are all about being the one in charge, and we all think we'd do a better job. If, like us, you also want a shot at being in the hot seat, we've found the best management games to let you ...

Ionut Ilascu is a technology writer with a focus on all things cybersecurity. The topics he writes about include malware, vulnerabilities, exploits and security defenses, as well as research and ...

Asus' ROG NUC (2025) mini gaming PC marries one of Intel’s most potent mobile processors with a fiery Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Laptop GPU to produce genuine desktop-rivaling performance. It's the ...

Challenge yourself every day with a free mini version of the classic crossword puzzle. Can you solve The Mini in minutes — or seconds? Play a new puzzle every day or browse the archive. Jump in to ...

Solve mini crosswords, which range from smallish to bite-size, from The New Yorker’s team of expert puzzle constructors.