Intel NUC 11 Pro Kit (NUC11TNKi5, 'Tiger Canyon') Review
Intel's NUC 11 Pro Kit combines the company's latest silicon with surprising expandability, multi-display chops, and productivity oomph in a state-of-the-art, right-priced mini desktop.
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Intel's NUC 11 Pro Kit combines the company's latest silicon with surprising expandability, multi-display chops, and productivity oomph in a state-of-the-art, right-priced mini desktop.
Mini PCs can be seriously small, but I've yet to see one that matches the dimensions of the GMK NucBox with the same horsepower. Measuring in at 62 x 62 x 42mm, this is an Intel-powered PC you can fit inside your jeans pocket.
No card reader Mediocre SSD Intel has been building NUC computers for nearly a decade. The NUC acronym stands for Next Unit of Computing, and it’s generally attached to a range of tiny, versatile PCs. They’re consistently some of the most impressive small form factor PCs on the market, with surprising power crammed into tiny and feature-packed enclosures. The latest models are among the smallest and fastest Intel has ever produced. The Core i5 model reviewed here costs £545 exc VAT, with that figure rising to £672 exc VAT for a Core i7-based version. Intel NUC 11 Pro review: Design
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