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Save $120 on an Intel Nuc 13 Pro Arena Canyon i7-1360p 32+2 Mini PC

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Intel Nuc 13 Pro Arena Canyon Mini Pc Dimensions

It’s true: good things come in small packages. You can get a lot of power from the Intel Nuc 13 Pro Arena Canyon i7-1360p 32+2 Mini PC, though it has a very small form factor. It also has $120 off the price if you act fast. It could be just what you need for the back to school season.

This mini PC features Intel’s latest Raptor Lake 1360P processor, Wi-FI 6E, and Thunderbolt 4 to keep you connected at school, home, or even in the office. You’ll get many I/O options with dual HDMI 2.1 ports, dual Thunderbolt 4 ports, and four USB-A ports. Adapt the device to your needs with a replaceable lid on some models. Get remote manageability and added security with Intel vPro technology. Perform remote updates and secure your files.

Intel Nuc 13 Pro Arena Canyon Mini Pc Dimensions

The Intel Nuc 13 Pro Arena Canyon i7-1360p 32+2 Mini PC and preinstalled Windows 11 Pro will handle all your productivity needs, including resource-intensive software, while background apps continue to run smoothly. Edit audio and video, open pages laden with images, and import large files from portable drives with little effort. The integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics provide smooth 1080P gaming as well.

Do you need multiple screens in your work? Connect up to four 4K displays with two USB-C and two HDMI ports. The 2.5GB LAN can be expanded with an additional 1GB port via the replaceable lid on some models for increased networking. Keep your office or dorm room looking clean with no cables when you go wireless with Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3. And yet, it all fits in the palm of your hand.

Take $120 off the price of this 32GB DDR4 + 2T SSD with i7 mini PC with the code maketecheasiernuc120, and pay just $925 through September 30. Also check out the prices on 1T SSD, 16FB DDR + 512 SSD, i5, and barebones using the same $120 off code.

Intel Nuc 13 Pro Arena Canyon i7-1360p 32+2 Mini PC

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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