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Intel NUC 11 Pro Review

Intel NUC 11 Pro Review

Posted on April 1, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Intel NUC 11 Pro is small, and that makes it exciting. While we generally review hardware that is designed to meet TCO metrics, the NUC is different. This device is, let us face it, designed to also be fun. Intel NUCs in this type of form factor has been around for a while, and despite the ominous “Tiger Canyon” codename (after all, who would want to walk through a canyon filled with hungry tigers?), this is actually a fun little node.
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