I’ve been using NUCs for around four years now and they are perfect for my sort of computing and coding so this is sad news. I hope that mini PCs continue to thrive as a thing despite this.
I’ve been using NUCs for around four years now and they are perfect for my sort of computing and coding so this is sad news. I hope that mini PCs continue to thrive as a thing despite this.
@crutlefish Yes but they are tiny.
Here’s a photo of mine with an old (v2) Apple TV for scale.
@crutlefish They really are. And they are largely silent too.
Mine has an Intel 12 i7 processor, 64 GB of RAM, a 512 GB NVMe SSD and a three year warranty and cost £1,146.92 inc. VAT.
If I needed to travel, I can very probably connect it to my iPad Pro over USB-C and VNC into it to use it as a laptop replacement too. I’ve only done that with Raspberry Pis so far (and the iPad can power them over the USB-C cable) but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work.
@keir @crutlefish They’re a brilliant way to do low(ish)-cost desktop computing in a very unobtrusive way.
Well, as long as the power brick is hidden under your desk!
@crutlefish @keir They’re beautiful machines… and Xcode needs some grunt behind it so… 😁
The Studios are great and if I were still on macOS I’m sure I’d have one (especially now that the 27” iMac is no more).
@crutlefish @keir You’ve got more going on there than some professional Twitch streamers!
Talking of which, you’d easily get a 55” TV on the wall above all of those to watch films whilst you’re working. 😂