For such a tiny computer, the Xulu XR1 Pro is a remarkably powerful machine that can serve as a desktop when space is very limited.
The Xulu XR1 Pro with a standard USB flash drive for scale.
Nano PCs are a very important piece of the technology puzzle. You might have a desk with very limited space. Or maybe you want to create a kiosk where you need to tuck the computer away from sight. You might even want to have a “community” PC in your home (or maybe your Airbnb), where guests can get online and do what they need to do.
No matter the need, these tiny PCs are here to serve. I’ve used many small form factor PCs and most of what I’ve used pales in comparison to the Xulu XR1 Pro. This device is not only the smallest of the tiny PCs I’ve tried, but it’s also the most powerful.
Of course, you’re probably wondering what the full specs are. Here’s the list:
My Xulu XR1 shipped with Windows 7, but the hardware also supports Linux, so you can install any distribution you want.
