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Anthony Spadafora

I saw Asus' first Snapdragon-powered mini PC in person — and the Ascent QN10 could be the Mac mini M4 alternative for Windows users

The Asus Ascent QN10 mini PC on a table.

Instead of a black square case with an Intel or AMD chip inside, with the Ascent QN10, Asus is doing things differently — both with its design and its silicon.

Unlike with its Intel-powered NUC mini PCs or AMD-powered ExpertCenter ones, the Ascent QN10 is the first to use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chips, specifically the Snapdragon X2 Elite. As such, Asus has given this mini PC a sleek silver case with an anodized aluminum finish as opposed to the black plastic it uses on others.

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