Msecore Access LAN Windows 10 Fanless Mini PC Host

Like the Intel Computer, the msecore Access is a slim black rectangle. The aesthetics are different though, with Azulle opting for a ribbed radial design, while the Intel stick carries a smoother matte black finish. The msecore Access is tiny for a PC, measuring just 0.72 by 1.54 by 4.94 inches (HWD). The dimensions are very similar to the slightly shorter and thinner Computer (0.47 by 1.5 by 4.5 inches), but the difference is negligible, and both are extremely portable and will likely stay out of your way when plugged in.

The msecore Chromebit is even smaller at 0.67 by 1.2 by 4.8 inches, since it only requires the power to run Chrome OS, a less demanding operating system than Windows.

A fully functional Windows 10 PC in such a small body is just as impressive here as it is with the Intel Compute Stick. The differences between the two are relatively minor, with pros and cons to each. Azulle's PC is $320 less expensive and features LAN support and a fanless design, while the Computer offers an extra USB port, including a faster USB 3.0 connection.

If your Internet speed is important, you can't beat the reliability of fast, wired connection. If you're confident in (or unconcerned with) the stability of your connection, the slightly faster 2016 j1900 Processor fanless mini pc 4GB DDR3 RAM 64GB mSATA SSD can also support an extra peripheral like a mouse and keyboard simultaneously, or a mouse and external hard drive. Both are competent, tiny machines suited to general computing including basic productivity, Web browsing, and the like.