Give Dad a palm-sized Windows desktop with $55 off the ECS LIVA

A Windows desktop can be a useful tool, but squat cases and larger towers take up valuable space. This Father's Day, save Dad some space and give him some more room with the ECS LIVA Mini Box QC710 Desktop, a full Windows desktop in a palm-sized case at a special price through the end of June 5th.

Running Windows 10 Home 64-bit, the ECS LIVA uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c Compute SC7180 processor, supported by 4GB of RAM. Fully capable of running common productivity apps, streaming video, and playing old-school games, the casing has a footprint of just 1.38" high by 4.69" wide and 4.59" long and weighs just over half a pound.

Paired with a tough black plastic casing, that small scale and light weight makes it perfect for projects that need a full Windows PC in a small space, whether it's upgrading an old TV to make it smarter, automating a smart home, or serving as an office machine away from the office. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are standard, so connecting wirelessly is as easy as pairing or finding a network.

The LIVA also fits a lot of ports on the casing with a USB-C port for power, a USB-A 3.2 slot and a USB-A 2.0 slot, an HDMI port, and an Ethernet jack. It's designed to fit quickly into a current desktop setup, so Dad can pull his wired mouse and keyboard, connect his router, hook up his monitor and go. Since it runs Windows, there's full plug-and-play support, so you won't spend Father's Day fiddling with drivers or downloading custom apps to get your gift to run.

Dad needs a desktop, not a space hog. The ECS LIVA Windows micro desktop gives him Windows and room on his desk for $94.97, $55 off the $149 MSRP, now through 11:59PM PST on June 5th.

Prices subject to change.

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