Intel has shown off NUC, or New Unit of Computing, the smallest form factor ever for the company at just 4 inches across. Intel has shown off NUC, or New Unit of Computing, the smallest form factor ...

Is Intel's tiny NUC computer a miniature desktop replacement or DIY curio? The fourth generation of Intel's NUC (Next Unit of Computing - whatever the heck that means) has arrived, and the company ...

I recently purchased an Intel NUC for use as an HTPC. It works well, for the most part, and I'm enjoying it very much. Unfortunately, there's a problem with audio that I'm not sure how to address. Is ...

It appears Intel's small form-factor PC, dubbed the Next Unit of Computing, is about to get cheaper. The chip maker's limited line-up of famously tiny PCs will soon feature a less expensive model ...

The first Intel NUC I reviewed was an extremely awesome device. It had some great power, and it was tiny. But, there were a few things I didn't like about it, and that's where the new NUC comes into ...

Intel's newest NUC (Next Unit of Computing) Kit D54250WYK improves on the original version by offering more connectivity features and the latest processor technology. You'll still have to supply many ...

Intel, a leading technology company, has recently unveiled its latest offering, the NUC 13 Pro Vivid Canyon. This mini-PC, also known as the Intel NUC 13 Pro Desk Edition, is designed to provide a ...

Performance-wise, the Core i3-5010U put in some impressive numbers in the image editing test, coming close to matching its Ivy Bridge-based Core i5 predecessor and it wasn't far off doing the same for ...

Tiny computers are usually under-powered and underwhelming. Not so with the highly portable New Unit of Computing. Intel's got a winner here. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 ...

If you’d like a simple, barebones computer, Intel’s NUC is worth a look. The only problem with this inexpensive PC is the fact it comes as a kit, so you must purchase your own RAM and hard drive. Here ...

Meet the Intel 'Frost Canyon' NUCs based on the 14nm Comet Lake processors with a small form factor of 10x10 cm, the differences with the previous model Bean Canyon look to be rather small as well.

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...