Mobile chips keep getting more powerful. Which begs the question: What
makes a PC, a PC? Is it the chips inside, the OS it runs, or what you
can do with it? If it's the latter, then the Remix Mini Android PC
is as much a "personal computer" as any vanilla Windows box. Powered by
a 1.2GHz quad-core 64-bit chipset, it runs a version of Android
Lollipop called Remix OS that's been customized to provide a more
desktop-like experience. That includes a Windows-like taskbar, multiple
overlapping Windows for multitasking, and mouse and keyboard support. It
has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, an Ethernet port, dual USB ports, and an HDMI
port, supports 4K output, has either 1 or 2GB of RAM and 8 or 16GB of
internal storage, and yet uses only 10 watts of energy. Oh, and it
starts at only $20.
Friday, July 17, 2015
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