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MintBox Mini is a mini-PC that runs Linux Mint, and it's developed by a company called CompuLab. The new PC went on sale a few weeks ago, and they are sold out the same day. Now, Clement Lefebvre, the leader of the Linux Mint project has finally got one and he shared some details about it.
The new MintBox Minis have been incredibly successful, despite the fact that there was little information about them, with the exception of the hardware specification. Some users only need to know what's under the hood, but it's also nice to see what the mini PCs actually look like. We already knew that they were supposed to be small, but the images posted by Clement Lefebvre puts that into a different perspective.
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