Maximum PC: The unique $35 Raspberry Pi computer set the PC world on its ear last year. Part computer science project and part incredibly cheap PC, the DIY single-board computer is such a hot item, some retailers are charging double what the unit originally cost. Of course, where there’s money, there’s Intel. The chip giant has formally introduced its $320 “Next Unit of Computing,” or NUC, PC concept—basically a bare-bones, hobbyist kit PC. While this is admittedly an apple–to-orange comparison in many respects, we felt that hobbyists deserve to see an accounting of the pros and cons of each in a head-on fight.
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The ThinkStation P360 Ultra is a tiny beast.
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Very different price points, but I see why you might want to compare them.
I've spent considerable time with the NUC. It's a nice concept, though the Wi-Fi card gets super hot and heats up the mSATA SSD. I'd like to see Intel rework the design a little bit.