I've seen a very similar device to this, same specs and same cpu, for $108 USD. The only difference is the cheaper device has passive cooling, which I prefer anyway.
Raspberry Pi uses ARM processors, which won't even run a mobile version of Windows as of yet. You might be able to play some retro console games, but you wouldn't be able to play most PC games.A retro game emulator in your pocket? Consider me sold. Now I want the release date.
Raspberry pi has been out forever it can do that too and cheaper.
Hi Guys. I am first time hearing about this technology and i am wondering a few things. Does this stick mean that you plug it into your Flat TV or big screen and you have a computer? And Also how do they handle mouse or keyboard?
excuse me to ask this but i was wondering if it's a tiny computer device, where we should plug the USB Port ?
i mean it's a USB Stick right ? so, where should we hook that port ?
this far into the year and they're NOT putting Cherry Trail chips in it? is there something wrong with those chips and heat/power or is intel, again being lazy and just raking in more money on whatever tech's laying on the shelf because not enough competition?
excuse me to ask this but i was wondering if it's a tiny computer device, where we should plug the USB Port ?
i mean it's a USB Stick right ? so, where should we hook that port ?