Corsair's new decked-out Ryzen mini PC is perfect for AI enthusiasts

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Mini PCs are exploding in popularity as an affordable alternative to laptops. Even Corsair is entering the market… though it probably won't appeal to quite the same people. The new AI Workstation 300 is--you guessed it--designed for AI developers, powered by a Ryzen AI Max laptop chip and shipping with absolute gobs of memory and storage. The tiny machine (measuring just 247.5mm or 9.7 inches on its longest side) can be equipped with either a Ryzen AI Max 385 or Max 395 processor, with 8 or 16 primary cores, respectively. All that power is surprisingly reasonable in terms of price, with the base model going for 1,600 while the upgraded version is 2,000.