H Compulab he said the MintBox Mini 2, an upgrade of a miniature desktop computer running Mint Linux. The biggest upgrade from the first version of the MintBox Mini is in the processor, as the company changed AMD with a quad-core Intel Celeron J3455. 
The image above shows that the Mini 2 is slightly larger than a mouse, but in its base configuration (which costs $299) it has 4GB of RAM, a 64GB solid-state drive, and a CPU from the “Apollo Lake".
For $50 more, you can get the Pro version, which has twice the RAM and more storage capacity (120GB). MintBox Mini 2 has one USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports, HDMI output and a port Gigabit Ethernet. 
If wired is not preferred connection on the Internet, the Mini 2 has built-in Wi-Fi 802.11ac, and Bluetooth support.
Of course, the most important thing is that the Mini 2 comes with it Mint 19 preinstalled. Distribution in the 19 version features the Timeshift system recovery feature.
Compulab is taking orders for the MintBox Mini 2 now, and the device is expected to start shipping in the middle of next month. The company also says that you will be able to order the new Linux PC through it Amazon since August.
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