Mini PC from Lenovo. The model ThinkCentre M70q Gen 3 incorporates the Intel Core i3 12100T processor clocked at 2.2Ghz of the Alder Lake (12th Gen) generation (2021).
This processor can smoothly perform everyday tasks such as internet browsing, text editing, email sending, video streaming, etc.

It has 8GB DDR4 RAM, the minimum recommended to support the processor in required tasks.
Equipped with a SSD disk with a capacity of 256GB. This capacity is sufficient for the operating system and some basic programs, but an external hard drive may be needed to store a large volume of photos, videos, etc. Additionally, besides an external hard drive, there is the possibility to replace the existing internal disk with a larger one.

Finally, it has connectivity options such as Bluetooth, DisplayPort, Ethernet, HDMI, USB 3.2, USB-C, WiFi. With the HDMI port, you can connect an external monitor, TV, or Home Cinema that has this specific port.
Through Bluetooth, you can wirelessly connect to devices that have this feature, such as wireless headphones and speakers.
The DisplayPort connects the mini PC to the same devices as HDMI. In general, it is recommended over HDMI if the latter is not HDMI 2.1 and if the version of DisplayPort is not quite old, such as version 1.2. It also has a higher bandwidth compared to HDMI, which is why it is chosen for the use of multiple monitors.
With the Ethernet port, you can connect to the internet via cable. With the USB-C port, you can connect, charge, and transfer data from smartphones and tablets at high speeds and fast charging rates. You can also connect monitors and docking stations that have this specific port.
The USB 3.2 port offers even faster data transfer (20 Gbit/s) than previous versions when connected to a USB 3.2 port.

It does not include an operating system and will need to be installed separately. It is chosen when the user already has a license that can be used on the new mini PC.

Mini PCs are computers that occupy a small size, provide a special aesthetic to the space, and are mainly used in the professional sector or as media centers when connected to a TV or home cinema. They are not recommended for gaming as they do not have the necessary features, and the upgrade capabilities are limited. RAM and storage media are mainly upgraded. They also consume much less energy compared to a desktop PC.