Designed with network appliance use in mind, the Jetway JBC420 is a power-sipping marvel

An old-style Intel NUC wrapped in a new, fanless housing

If you don’t mind the weird design, Intel’s Hades Canyon packs a lot of power into a very small space

Powered, unusually, by an AMD Ryzen Embedded processor, this powerhouse can drive four displays

As close as you’ll get to a full-size PC without a full-size chassis – as long as you don’t need a discrete GPU

An amazingly compact barebones system, ideal for those who don’t need passive cooling

Based on AMD’s Ryzen family, is this the ultimate fanless mini PC for mainstream users?

Neat features aside, the Tiny doesn’t have much to shout about

Microcomputer adds drivers for 3D rendering technology behind classic FPS'

It's nothing spectacular but offers solid performance nonetheless

The Model B+ squeezes more USB ports and 40 GPIO pins onto the handheld form-factor

With 192 Kepler GPU cores, the Jetson is king of the ARM-based developer boards

We take a look at the PiFace Control & Display, Fuze and GertDuino modules.

A beautifully crafted 10in Android tablet, which is waterproof, but has Sony left it too late?

We run the four processors through a battery of benchmarks to find out which one can claim to be the best overall...

Can HTC's latest budget-friendly Android smartphone with its Snapdragon S4 chip, fend off the competition from Motorola's Atom-based Razr i handset?

This NAS box is powered by an Intel Atom chip and comes with a capacity of up to 8TB. But is the DS213air worth the £250 price?

We put the most popular Android browsers up against the default offering to see which offers the best performance and HTML5 compatibility.

Create a secure hard drive with these 5 steps.

First silicon oxide resistive ram operates at room temperature, cheap as chips.

Gareth Halfacree finds out whether the £29 credit-card sized board with a 700MHz CPU and 256MB RAM can be used as an everyday PC.

The £29 micro-computing marvel has finally shipped, and we investigate the potential business benefits that it could deliver in the UK.

The £29 micro-computing marvel has finally shipped, and we investigate the potential business benefits that it could deliver in the UK.

The £29 micro-computing marvel has finally shipped, and we investigate the potential business benefits that it could deliver in the UK.

The £29 micro-computing marvel has finally shipped, and we investigate the potential business benefits that it could deliver in the UK.

The £29 micro-computing marvel has finally shipped, and we investigate the potential business benefits that it could deliver in the UK.