Apple set a new benchmark for mini-PCs with its latest Mac mini M4. However, if you prefer different PC hardware and a Windows (or Linux) operating system, then the Nvisen GX06 might be for you. This Chinese mini-PC draws heavy inspiration from Apple’s newest compact PC, offering a similar aesthetic, but with more extensive connectivity options and the flexibility of x86 hardware.
While the overall design closely mirrors the Mac mini M4, there are a few key differences. For example, the power button is positioned on the front, unlike the Mac mini, where the power button is awkwardly placed on the bottom of the chassis, requiring the PC to be lifted to press it. It also comes in a darker hue and all of the ports are located on the rear. The new Wintel device measures 203 x 203 millimeters and stands 53 millimeters tall, making it incredibly compact and easy to fit into any workspace. It even features a raised bottom just like the Mac mini, to enhance airflow and cooling. Sadly, the listing does not give any details of the cooling solution.
