
If you want a new desktop computer but don't like the idea of a hulking-great traditional computer tower dominating your desk, then a mini PC could be ideal. These essentially condense the tech from a desktop PC into a box around 5 inches square and under 2 inches tall. But unlike the mini PCs of yesteryear which were based around anaemic processors that meant they were only good for light web browsing, today's mini PCs pack a huge performance punch, making them suitable for serious image or video editing.
Geekom's latest IT13 is just such a device, with a high-end 14-core processor and 32GB RAM that give it the potential to outperform even some of the best desktop computers for photo editing.