The Asus PN50 is a small desktop PC powered by an AMD Ryzen 4000 series processor. First unveiled during an event in South Korea in June, the Asus PN50 is now available for purchase in the UK for ...

The Asus PN50 is one of the first small form factor desktop computers powered by an AMD Ryzen 4000U series processor. First unveiled in July, the has been up for pre-order in the UK ever since, but ...

ASUS unveiled their new ASUS PN50 Mini PC last month and has this week confirmed it will be available to purchase during September 2020 although availability will vary depending on region. The ASUS ...

Today we're checking out the asus PN50 mini PC. If you don't need a full-sized computer, this packs in a Ryzen 4700U 8-core APU, while you can choose what ssd and ram to install. PCSpecialist also ...

Asus has unveiled its latest PN50 Mini-PC series which will be equipped with AMD's Ryzen Mobile 4000 series Renoir APUs, offering impressive performance in a small form factor chassis. Since AMD ...

Asus has now officially launched its new mini PC this week, after first unveiling the small full factor desktop computer back in July 2020. The system has been available to preorder but is now ...

We talked about this one before, ASUS just now announces it. Featuring the latest AMD Ryzen 4000 mobile processors with Radeon Vega 7 graphics, and support for high-speed 3200 MHz DDR4 memory. Mini PC ...

Asus recently announced an offering for miniPCs, this round they're based on AMD Ryzen 4000-U Series processors. Mostly used in Ultra portables the 15 Watt SoC can also be used to power up mini PC.

It is also suitable for flexible business scenarios, with configurable port options. WiFi 6 (802.11ax) networking ensures stable, high-speed data transfers, even in crowded networking environments, ...

Mini PC PN50 supports up to 8K resolution at 60 Hz or up to four displays simultaneously, with up to 4K resolution at 60 Hz, providing ultrarealistic visuals. It is also suitable for flexible business ...

AMD launched its Ryzen Mobile 4000-series (Renoir) processors back in mid-March. It includes the U-series (15W) and H-series (45W) sub-series - aimed at ultrathin and gaming laptops, respectively.