Microsoft has released the first mini-PC for Windows 365

Microsoft has announced the start of sales for Windows 365 Link, a mini-PC designed for use with the Windows 365 cloud service. The new device is aimed at corporate users and provides access to a remote desktop without the need for powerful local hardware. In the US, it can be purchased for $349.99.

Windows 365 Link is equipped with an Intel N250 processor, 8 GB of RAM, and 64 GB of built-in storage. Connectivity is provided via Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, as well as USB, HDMI, and Ethernet ports. However, the device is not intended for running local programs—all work is done in the cloud.

Microsoft positions the new product as a business solution that enhances data security and employee work flexibility. All information is stored on a remote server, reducing the risk of data loss and allowing easy changes to the cloud PC configuration.

The mini-PC is already on sale in several countries, including Germany, the UK, Canada, and Japan. Prices vary by region, and the device can only be purchased through Microsoft's commercial channels.

Source: Windows Central