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| Rikomagic MK802 |
A mini computer started to circulate on the sites of retail stores online in Chinese. Small computer called Rikomagic MK802 is only for your USB stick and comes complete with all the components needed to run the operating system and play multimedia content
This tiny super-computer using the System-on-Chip (SOC)-based ARM AllWinner A10 1.5 GHz speed, Mali 400 GPU, 512 MB RAM, internal storage capacity of 4 GB, antenna, WiFi 802.11 b / g, as well as supporting the use of the device wireless input via USB 2.0 host.
A micro-SD slot also provided so that users can add up to 32 GB of storage media. There are also mini-HDMI connectors that can be connected with large-screen HDTV for High Definition movies. About the power supply, the mini computer using an external adapter that connects via a cable.
Rikomagic MK802 use Android Operating System 4.0. If desired, the user can install other operating systems like Linux on an external storage media.
With the physical size of 8.8 x 3.5 x 1.2 cm and weighs about 200 grams, Rikomagic MK802 has a physical form like a USB flash disk and can be included in a pants pocket with ease.
This device is not actually the first computer-sized USB flash. Late last year, FXI Technologies, a Norwegian company, has introduced a tiny computer called "Cotton Candy".
One major difference between the two lies in the price. If the "Cotton Candy" plan will be priced at 200 dollars or less, Rikomagic MK802 can be bought at a price of 74 U.S. dollars.
However, unlike the "Cotton Candy" that can be plugged directly into the HDMI port on TV, MK802 Rikomagic still need a mini-HDMI cable.
Some similar products are being prepared for the consumer, such as N1 Tizzbird Valueplus of Korean companies. NVIDIA graphics processing chip giant also reported to have patented a "portable computer system" size of a USB flash.
Sources: TomsHardware
This tiny super-computer using the System-on-Chip (SOC)-based ARM AllWinner A10 1.5 GHz speed, Mali 400 GPU, 512 MB RAM, internal storage capacity of 4 GB, antenna, WiFi 802.11 b / g, as well as supporting the use of the device wireless input via USB 2.0 host.
A micro-SD slot also provided so that users can add up to 32 GB of storage media. There are also mini-HDMI connectors that can be connected with large-screen HDTV for High Definition movies. About the power supply, the mini computer using an external adapter that connects via a cable.
Rikomagic MK802 use Android Operating System 4.0. If desired, the user can install other operating systems like Linux on an external storage media.
With the physical size of 8.8 x 3.5 x 1.2 cm and weighs about 200 grams, Rikomagic MK802 has a physical form like a USB flash disk and can be included in a pants pocket with ease.
This device is not actually the first computer-sized USB flash. Late last year, FXI Technologies, a Norwegian company, has introduced a tiny computer called "Cotton Candy".
One major difference between the two lies in the price. If the "Cotton Candy" plan will be priced at 200 dollars or less, Rikomagic MK802 can be bought at a price of 74 U.S. dollars.
However, unlike the "Cotton Candy" that can be plugged directly into the HDMI port on TV, MK802 Rikomagic still need a mini-HDMI cable.
Some similar products are being prepared for the consumer, such as N1 Tizzbird Valueplus of Korean companies. NVIDIA graphics processing chip giant also reported to have patented a "portable computer system" size of a USB flash.
Sources: TomsHardware
