The Japanese device is housed in SilverStone’s FLP01 case, designed after the classic 1980s PC-9801, and features distinctive styling, including a fake 5.25-inch bay cover and mock indicator lights.

There is a solution however, as [The Eric Experiment] demonstrates in his latest video. He designed and built a 3D-printed mini PC that runs on an actual 486 processor.

For this project, Benbouziyane wanted to put his 3D printing skills to work with a nostalgic miniature PC that is easily recognizable as being from that era. He also wanted it to be functional. To ...

The upcoming mini PC ships with an emulator for the Zilog Z80-based NEC μPD780C-1 4 MHz processor found in the original NEC-8801mkIISR, 64KB of RAM, 48KB of VRAM, and 4KB of Text RAM. There’s ...

AYASpace 2.0 The most striking feature of the AM02, aside from its retro-inspired design, is the small screen on top of the mini PC.

Hardware PC Cases Redditor handcrafts retrofuturistic set up that wouldn't look out of place on the set of Alien, with precisely zero 3D printing involved News By Jess Kinghorn published June 13, 2025 ...

Ayaneo's NES-inspired mini PC is more than a retro tribute A cute case and solid specs make this mini PC a decent all round casual gaming hub. james trew Former Editor-at-Large ...

The model was nicely accurate to the original Compact Cassette design, but wasn’t exactly optimized for 3D printing. It required a great deal of support material and wasn’t easy to customize.

Origin has made a new, limited edition PC that has the guts of a new model but the face of an ancient 1990s machine, complete with a fake floppy drive, to bring back memories of what it was like ...