Minisforum's Elitemini TH60 and TH80 mini-PCs are available with a sleek silver design and a number of configuration options. The PC closely resembles other aesthetic mini computers, such as an Apple Mac Mini, or an Intel NUC. The TH60 comes with an i5-11400H CPU, which has six cores and 12 threads running at up to 4.5 Ghz. This computer is configurable with up to 32GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD, or it can be ordered barebones where users bring their own components.
The TH80, on the other hand, comes with the i7-11800H, a high-end mobile processor from Intel's 11th-generation of CPUs. This is available with the same RAM and SSD options.
In terms of the interface ports, the TH60 and TH80 feature HDMI out, Display Port, five USB-A ports, a USB-C port, analog audio outputs, and gigabit ethernet.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Workplace Mini Pcs
- Opportunity for companies to adopt a more compact and aesthetically pleasing computer without sacrificing performance.
- Configurable Mini Pcs
- Empowering users to create customized workplace machines tailored to their specific needs.
- High-performance Mini Pcs
- Potential for mini PCs to rival larger computers in processing power and speed.
Who This Affects Most
- Technology
- Opportunity for tech companies to design and market mini PCs specifically for professional environments and improve upon current offerings.
- Office Equipment
- Potential for mini PCs to revolutionize the way businesses equip their offices with computing devices.
- Telecommuting
- Mini PCs can cater to the needs of remote workers who require a powerful computer but have limited workspace and mobility.
