This includes the new line-up of Compute Sticks, the latest 4th generation NUCs, and a secret NUC which we reported on last month called Skull Canyon. The new lineup of Intel Compute Sticks is ...

inexpensive version of its Compute Stick, followed by a new, mainstream Skylake NUC, and finally a quad-core NUC box that wasn't quite like anything the company had done before. Now Intel has sent ...

Something else that is now expected, is for Intel to really push its smallest of form factors, the Next Unit Computing (NUC) systems and Compute Sticks, both of which are said to have Skylake ...

Last week I got one of the new Intel NUCs and an Intel Compute Stick. I was interested to see if the Compute Stick could be used as the basis for a podcasting rig instead of the new NUC.

By comparison a Core i5 NUC scored 5,120 and the Asus Zenbook ... The numbers paint a clear picture: Intel’s Compute Stick is no speed demon. On the contrary, it’s one of the slowest devices ...

all with 9th-gen Intel Core H-Series processors. That includes the unlocked Core i9-9980HK. NUC Compute Elements also has space for two laptop-sized RAM sticks and up to two M.2 solid state drives.

Intel's other low-cost, tiny computer, the NUC. If you're interested in the ... and maybe even Core M processors. While the Compute Stick's lower-end specs likely won't replace anyone's main ...

one of the good folks at Intel that was previously showing off a few upcoming NUC systems pulled a tiny device from his shirt pocket and revealed the diminutive Compute Stick. If you’re ...

Inside the Compute Stick is an Atom Z3735F ... First there was the desktop PC, then the laptop, the tablet, Intel’s NUC, then modular computers like Amplicity, and now this.