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Anthony Spadafora

I tried a pocketable mini PC you can upgrade in seconds — and the Khadas Mind feels like the future of computing

Slipping the Khadas Mind mini PC into a pocket.

The Khadas Mind is an extremely portable and modular mini PC that looks more like an external hard drive than a computer. It sports a sleek anodized aluminum finish and still comes with full-sized ports despite its tiny size. The Khadas Mind is a capable mini PC on its own but you can add more ports, extra functionality and even a desktop-style graphics card with either of the company’s docks.

I was intrigued by the Khadas Mind when it was first announced but after testing the device for the past few months, it really feels like the future. Not only can you dock it but you can also slip it into your pocket, plug it in somewhere else and get right back to what you were doing thanks to its built-in 5.5Wh battery that’s advertised to last for up to 25 hours when the device is in sleep mode.

My Khadas Mind review will help you decide if this novel approach to computing is just a gimmick or if this pocketable computer is one of the best mini PCs you can get today.

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