Video: how mini PCs are made

I recently bought an inexpensive mini PC from Beelink, one of several Chinese manufacturers that have met the demand for tiny but capable gadgets that can handle everything short of gaming and other demanding video apps. The one I chose, the EQ14, has a built-in power supply (many models come with a power supply almost as large as the PC), two 2.5GB ethernet ports (~5GB of bonded throughput, or can be a router), and two NVME storage slots (basic redundancy for backups and file serving), and Intel N100/150 chips that offer the performance and efficiency lacking in past generations. — Read the rest
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