Minisforum Elite Mini M2 Air Packs Dual 2.5GbE And Wildcat Lake Power

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Some applications demand a big CPU with eight or more big cores and a fat discrete GPU drawing 300W. Most don't, and if you disagree, let's interrogate how much time you spend on your smartphone. The fact of the matter is that you simply don't need a lot of hardware to Get Stuff Done these days, and in light of that, Minisforum's new Elite Mini M2 Air-304 looks like a incredible value for folks who need a PC just to get things done.

This machine is minuscule, at just under 4.5 square inches and about an inch and a half tall. Specifically, Minisforum gives the metric values of 112× 112 × 37.15mm and 0.44kg, or just under one pound. In volume, it's 0.466 liters, or about 28.5 cubic inches. You'd be right to not expect much of such a micro machine; it uses an Intel Core 3 Processor 304, which...

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