Intel Pentium Gold 6405U processor Mini PCs

A desktop computer is a virtually indispensable part of the office. It can be used for everything from e-mail and video conferencing to designing the next great product for your client. A bulky tower computer can take up a lot of real estate on your desk, though, so consider choosing a mini PC. A mini computer can be used to handle the same tasks as a full-size computer, but takes up less space to help minimize desktop clutter. If you're interested in seeing more options, check out a wide selection of desktop computers, including more desktop PCs.

Compact Size

Your desk can get cluttered in a hurry, and paperwork for the new client, memos to read and reference materials for upcoming projects can quickly start to pile up. You may also want to move easily between offices or work locations with your computer. A full-size tower desktop computer can take up a lot of room, while a micro PC that has plenty of power, plus a compact design that frees up desk space and allows easy transport.

Processor Speed

When selecting a new mini PC, think about the tasks that you intend to use it for. A computer that will be used for heavy-duty tasks, such as video editing or 3-D modeling, will require a faster processor that can handle a heavy load. On the other hand, if the intended uses are more general-purpose office tasks, a less powerful processor will still deliver the performance you require.

Connectivity Options

Flexible connection choices make working simpler. USB ports let you charge devices and connect peripherals, while an HDMI output helps you work with a high-definition monitor. An Ethernet port allows you to plug into most networks, while Wi-Fi or Bluetooth capability provides wireless freedom.