MINISFORUM EliteMini U850/U820 now available, Intel Core i5-8259U or 10210U in tow

MINISFORUM EliteMini U850/U820 mini PC (Source: MINISFORUM)

With a starting price of US$639/US$699 for the 16 GB RAM and 512 GB variants, the new Intel Core i5-8259U/i5-U10210U-driven mini PC by MINISFORUM is scheduled to start shipping in April. The first 100 orders get a US$50 discount. There are also versions with a 256 GB SSD that go for US$40 less.

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Those looking for a mini desktop PC that is powerful enough to cut through the usual office, meeting, teaching, media consumption, and various home use scenarios without breaking a sweat just got a new option from MINISFORUM. The EliteMini U820/U850 might be able to face various games as well thanks to the Intel Iris Plus 655/Intel UHD 620 iGP solutions, although it won't break any records.

When it comes to the available configurations and their prices, everything is straightforward, as you can see below:

EliteMini U820: Intel Core i5-8259U, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, US$639
EliteMini U850: Intel Core i5-10210U, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, US$699

The versions with a 256 GB SSD will be US$40 cheaper. All configurations come with 4K support for three monitors (HDMI, USB-C, DisplayPort), Bluetooth 5.1, dual-band Wi-Fi, four USB 3.1, and two RJ45 LAN ports. Although it only measures 5.1 x 5.1 x 2.1 inches, the new EliteMini U820/U850 can accommodate up to two additional 2.5-inch SSDs and one M.2 2280 PCle SSD. Those who need more memory can get up to 64 GB inside the U820/U850.

The first 100 orders get a US$50 discount while shipments are scheduled to start in April.

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MINISFORUM (via email, official product page)

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