Read more.Depending on RAM, storage and OS it will cost you US$110 or US$150.
Read more.Depending on RAM, storage and OS it will cost you US$110 or US$150.
Overpriced by £50 in the UK, what a rip.
I've had the quanta/hannspree one for months now. Same specs as the intel 2GB one and cost me £100. Sure the price of these will drop to the same once supply catches up.
Seems hideously expensive considering a same-spec tablet can be had for <£80...
No thanks. Much prefer the looks of the Chromebit featured the other day (by looks I don't just mean aesthetics.. which are far superior anyway).
For just over £100 you can get a fully functioning mini-itx AM1 system.
It does seem awfully overpriced when compared to similar spec tablets :/
You can pre-order the same stick on Scan's website for £130.
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/intel-compute-pc-intel-atom-z3735f-quad-core-133ghz-ddr3l-2gb-32gb-emmc-micro-sdxc-hdmi-wifi-bluetoo
I just cannot get excited by these.......I thought for most people the chromecast did the job at a considerably lower price....
The only real use I see for these are smaller thin clients for businesses.
Hopefully they will add power into the HDMI spec soon so these devices don't require multiple connections.
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£130 is better but still too much, compared to the recent HP Stream 7 (even at RRP of £75 not the £50 they were selling them at) this stick seems too much.
Same processor, 1GB extra Ram and HDMI but no screen, no battery, but nearly/over twice the price?
NB/ I know the CPUs are a different (G vs F) but I believe the only difference is the ability to address more than 1Gig?
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