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    PC Specialist Aurora Mini

    Jan 07, 2021 3 minutes

    PRICE £416 (£499 inc VAT)

    from pcspecialist.co.uk/reviews

    PC Specialist takes an intriguing approach for this sub-£500 PC. Based around the Asus PN50 barebones chassis we reviewed two months ago (see issue 315, p47), it packs a surprising amount of power into a tiny box – and in doing so makes both the Acer Aspire and Chillblast Versato seem bulky, loud and simply overkill for their intended purposes.

    Let’s tackle its obvious weakness first: this

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