Viewsonic NMP760 PC/workstation Intel® Celeron® 5205U 8 GB DDR4-SDRAM 64 GB eMMC ChromeOS Mini PC Black

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Honestly, for £438.34 ex-VAT this ViewSonic mini PC looks a bit like you’re paying for the brand and “ChromeOS-ready” angle more than raw computing value. A Celeron-based machine with limited local storage isn’t the kind of thing I’d choose for Windows-style multitasking workloads, especially if your users will have lots of browser tabs, file syncing, or heavier admin apps running all day. Where it *does* make sense is as a simple office endpoint: document work, web apps, light management tools, and anything where the real computing happens in the cloud. If you’ve got a ChromeOS or web-first environment and want something compact that sips power and boots consistently, this could be a pragmatic buy.

Who should buy it: small offices, training rooms, reception/admin desks, and any team living in Google Workspace / web-based systems that don’t need local horsepower. Who should *avoid* it: anyone expecting it to act like a “proper workstation” for spreadsheets with huge local files, desktop automation, local databases, or sustained multitasking with heavy browser use. If you’re buying for general-purpose use, I’d steer you toward something with a more comfortable performance headroom for the money—this one is only a good value if you deliberately match it to lightweight, cloud-first workflows.