The rise of the smartphone has given rise to something else: incredibly cheap, powerful components. The Pine Mini Computer
takes some of these and uses them to create a highly-capable,
highly-affordable bare-bones rig. It's powered by a quad-core, 64-bit
ARM processor running Android, Ubuntu, or any other compatible OS you
load up from the Micro SD slot. There's also two I/O expansion slots,
dual-core graphics capable of outputting 4K H.265 video, up to 2GB of
integrated RAM, two USB 2.0 ports, optional Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and
vast array of potential uses.
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