It wasn't that long ago that a computer was something housed in a huge beige box that weighed as much as an engine block and took up half your desk. Now you can get a powerful computer that can fit in the palm of your hand.
Want a computer that doesn't take up a good sized chunk of your desk? Here are a selection of PCs running a variety of operating systems -- Windows, Linux, Android, and Mac -- with price tags and system specifications to suit all needs.
All the above computers are small enough that you can hold them in your hand, and many offer features such as fanless cooling and the ability to be used for embedded projects.
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