Okay, I’m a Mac mini user and I’m probably going to buy a new Mac mini in the near future
However, in order to perform a very specific firmware update, I need a Windows machine. So I’m getting a decent Twin Lake N150 quad core mini PC with
12GB of DDR5 and a copy of Windows 11 Pro pre-installed.
My question is, once I perform the firmware update, I could return it or keep it.
In order to convince me of keeping it, I’d like you to give ideas of software and use-cases where a cheap Windows x86 mini PC can be handy in the near future. My future M5 or M6 Mac mini is going to be much much more powerful than this miniPC, that’s why, in order to keep it, I need to know what interesting software is Windows only.
However, in order to perform a very specific firmware update, I need a Windows machine. So I’m getting a decent Twin Lake N150 quad core mini PC with
12GB of DDR5 and a copy of Windows 11 Pro pre-installed.
My question is, once I perform the firmware update, I could return it or keep it.
In order to convince me of keeping it, I’d like you to give ideas of software and use-cases where a cheap Windows x86 mini PC can be handy in the near future. My future M5 or M6 Mac mini is going to be much much more powerful than this miniPC, that’s why, in order to keep it, I need to know what interesting software is Windows only.