When I got the Khadas Mind mini-PC in for testing, I really couldn't believe how small the box containing it was. Literally the size of a box you receive a smartphone in, accompanied by a second box the size of one you get a small tablet in. And that's it.
Partly funded through crowdfunding, the Khadas Mind wants to be more than just small, though. It wants to be small and mighty, with some hard-to-believe spec figures aiming to back up that claim. So I received a unit for testing over several weeks, to live with and work on to put it through its paces in a real-world scenario, to see whether this could come anywhere close to the best small form factor computers out there, the most famous of which is probably the Mac mini, and maybe prove itself as a viable option for graphic designers or programmers tight on space (and maybe those tight on money as well, as it retails from only $799)...
