Even though there hasn’t been a demand-boom for pre-built, mini PCs, companies like Razer and Raspberry Pi are paving the way with their pre-built, compact PCs (personal computers). So now, AMD has also jumped on the bandwagon and unveiled a Ryzen-powered mini PC with an embedded fingerprint scanner.
Dubbed as the Beeling GT-R, this compact computer looks like a wifi-router without the antennas and packs a lot of stuff. It is a full-fledged computer with a dedicated CPU and an integrated GPU that can run four 4K monitors.
Now, apart from the above specs, the Beelink GT-R features a fingerprint scanner, which is unusual for a mini PC like this one. This is located on the top of the device and lets users authenticate their IDs using biometrics. We have seen this kind of fingerprint scanners in various laptops like the newer MacBooks. However, I have not seen a mini PC with the said component. So, this makes the Beelink GT-R somewhat of a unique device in its category.
You can check out the official promo video of the Beelink GT-R right below.
The Beelink GT-R is currently available on Banggood for an offer price of $599 (~Rs 44,299). However, it retails for around $949 (~Rs. 70,149). You can check out the AMD mini PC right here.
