Moginsok’s MG01 mini PC appeared on Amazon with a price tag of $3,299 for the version that pairs the Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor with 128GB of LPDDR5x memory. According to TechRadar, this makes it the cheapest mini PC based on the Ryzen AI Max+ 395 128GB version for just $3,299. The outlet notes that the MG01 is cheaper than GMKTec’s equivalent workstation, which lists at $3,649.99 and includes a 2TB SSD. Even so, the price is still almost double what similar configurations sold for just over a year ago, TechRadar adds. The publication describes the MG01 as a workstation built for heavy workloads. It says the system can run 70‑billion‑parameter language models locally and deliver up to 126 AI TOPS. The processor is paired with an integrated Radeon 8060S GPU based on RDNA 3.5 and AMD’s XDNA 2 NPU, which Moginsok claims provides up to 50 TOPS for AI tasks. TechRadar lists the hardware details: the unit ships with a 1TB SSD, dual USB4 ports, and two LAN connections offering 10 Gbps and 2.5 Gbps speeds. It also includes a DisplayPort, an HDMI output and Wi‑Fi 7 connectivity. For expansion, Moginsok says the board provides four SATA ports and four M.2 PCIe 4.0 slots, a combination that could be used to build a NAS or a server. Additional ports include six Type‑A USB connectors, two Type‑C ports that support USB 4.0, a card slot and the ability to drive four separate 4K monitors at the same time. The article quotes the writer’s first impression: “I’ve never heard of Moginsok before I saw them on Amazon. They’re one of a trillion of other niche Chinese hardware manufacturers that appeared over the last decade but this one is different.” This comment frames the MG01 as a notable entrant among many similar brands. TechRadar points out that the MG01 shares many features with other mini PCs released since the launch of the Max+ 395 family over the past 21 months. It notes that the 128GB of onboard memory remains the key highlight for AI workloads. The outlet also mentions that it is unclear whether the MG01 can be daisy‑chained with other units to form clusters, a capability that the GMKTec EVO‑X2 does support for enterprise tasks. No further information about availability beyond the Amazon listing was provided in the piece. The article ends with a reference to TechRadar’s ongoing coverage of Prime Day home‑office deals, suggesting readers check that page for additional discounts. The MG01 is positioned as a lower‑cost alternative for users who need a compact system with large memory capacity for local AI model execution, while still offering a broad set of connectivity and expansion options.