Micro-PCs may not have become very popular, but that hasn’t stopped companies from designing some pretty interesting ones. Obviously you have your standard mini box, even a few dongles, but the Mouse Box takes an even more interesting, and pretty clever approach, by putting a working PC inside a working mouse.
PCs come in all shapes and sizes nowadays, from full-sized gaming towers to sticks not much larger than a pack of gum. Soon you’ll be able to buy one that looks a lot like a wireless mouse. This is Mouse Box, and as you can tell from the pair of USB 3.0 ports on the front of the render it’s not just another input device. There’s an entire PC hidden beneath that inconspicuous-looking shell. The Mouse Box team has opted for a quad-core ARM processor clocked at 1.4GHz to power the system. 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi connectivity will come as standard, as will 128GB of internal storage.
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