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Intel Compute Stick Linux BOXSTCK1A8LFCCR

Compute Stick Intel Intel Atom Linux
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The Intel Compute Stick comes in 2 versions currently. The Windows 8.1 version and the Linux version of the Intel Compute Stick. This post will give you a little more detail. The Linux version of the Intel Compute Stick has a part number of BOXSTCK1A8LFCCR The Intel Compute Stick for Linux has similar specs to the Windows version except you only get 1GB of memory due to the fact that Linux is less memory intensive. You also only get 8Gb of flash storage version 32GB on the Windows version. For only $10 more you can get more memory and more storage by buying the Windows version. I personally would skip the Linux version and purchase the Windows version and if I needed to run something…

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Google Chromebit – A Computer on a Stick

Android Compute Stick Google
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With Google seeing Intel and other companies rolling out Compute Sticks, they decided that they wanted in on this breakthrough device as well. Google has partnered up with ASUS to produce a Compute Stick they call the Chromebit. This hand held pocket PC will allow you to travel with your computer anywhere and is much smaller than your iPad, Tablet, Laptop, or even your cell phone. The Chromebit offers some basic functionality but will not please all markets. You will be able to email, watch online video, produce word documents, and make and edit spreadsheets. For the average user this is an affordable way to upgrade your aging PC. However, the Compute Sticks and specifically the Chromebit will not be a good choice for those…

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Review: Vensmile iPC002 Compute Stick

Compute Stick Intel Atom Reviews Vensmile Windows 8.1
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Let me start out and say that this is not really a Compute Stick, but is more like a mini PC. The Vensmile iPC002 Wintel Mini PC Compute Stick is very small but it will not plug into the back of your TV directly. You will have to use a mini HDMI to HDMI cable to attach it. Luckily that is includ3ed in the box! This device measure in at 9.2mm x 79mm x 148mm. It has specs that are very similar to the other Compute Sticks that we have seen just in a different form factor. They include: The Intel Atom BayTrail CRZ3735F Quad-core processor. 2GB of memory 32GB of built in Flash Storeage Bluetooth 4.0 and Dual Band WiFi So what I like…

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Review: Rii i8 Mini 2.4GHz Wireless Touchpad Keyboard with Mouse

Keyboard/Mouse Reviews
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Today I got to play with the Rii i8 Mini 2.4GHz Wireless Touchpad Keyboard with Mouse and I have to say it is probably one of the best keyboards around to use with a Compute Stick. First off, not only is is very small, but it also has a built in touchpad so that you do not have to have both a mouse and keyboard. The Rii i8 Mini features a Mini QWERTY keyboard with multimedia control keys as well as a Built-in high sensitive smart touchpad with 360-degree flip design. Not only does this keyboard have an ergonomically handheld design that is easy to carry and operate, but it also has a built-in removable rechargeable Li-ion battery so you don’t have to worry about…

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Review: Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 with Built-In Multi-Touch Touchpad

Keyboard Keyboard/Mouse Logitech Reviews
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Looking for a great full sized keyboard with built-in multi-touch touchpad to use with your new Compute Stick? Look no further. Logitech has released their Wireless Touch Keyboard K400. This keyboard/mouse combo is the perfect wireless accessory to use with your Compute Stick. It is low cost and works perfectly with a range of 33 feet. As long as you have an available USB slot you can simply plug-and-play. The K400 features a large multi-touch touchpad and click buttons for easier web surfing. The buttons are extremely quiet and low profile for easy typing due to its sleek compact design. The K400 comes in 2 different colors, white or black. One of my favorite features of this features of this keyboard is that it has…

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