Since the early 19th century when Charles Babbage invented the first programmable computer, we have seen computers evolve from mammoth-sized machines that fit an entire room to miniature machines than can easily fit into the pocket.

Xiaomi’s ecological chain company Ningbei has launched a portable mini-computer host dubbed Ningmei Rubik’s Cube Mini Computer Host. The computer is made smaller than a mobile phone. The device features a metal body and is only the size of the Rubik’s Cube. With such size, the device can be easily carried in the pockets and can conveniently be carried on business trips.

The biggest highlight of this computer host is the miniature size with a d, with a measurement size of 62x62x42mm, less than half of the area of ​​the Xiaomi 10, and weighs only 145g, which is about 0.6 times that of the Xiaomi Mi 10.

The Rubik’s cube mini-computer host is built by Ningmei and internally, it is powered by a quad-core Intel J4125 processor with a turbo frequency of 2.7GHz. The device is also integrated with an Intel UHD600 graphic processing unit and has up to 8GB RAM onboard. The mini-PC also packs up to 256GB M.2 solid-state hard drive and has an efficient heat dissipation design.

For interface, the portable PC comes with an HDMI port which can be used to connect monitors, TVs, and projectors. The display supports 4K high-definition output. It also packs a USB-C port, two USB 3.0 port, a TF card slot and a 3.5mm audio jack. It also supports Bluetooth connection, as well as 2.4G/5G dual-band Wi-Fi.

The Ningmei Rubik’s Cube Mini Computer Host carries a starting price of only 999 yuan (~$149) for the base version with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage. The 8GB+256GB version is priced at 1,249 yuan (~$186). There is also a Marvel edition with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage priced at 1,349 yuan (~$201). The product is available on the Youpin website.

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