Desktops now are clearly not in fashion. Moreover, sales of computers, if not to take into account Mac, continue to fall across all categories, and the release of Windows 10, despite great expectations of producers and the positive ratings of users, is not particularly improved the situation disappointing.
Many industry experts and analysts believe that the negative trend continues as the overall market is now waiting for something new. This new device is able to attract the attention of consumers and boost demand, may be placed in the pocket of my jeans a tiny computer with the unusual name of Sirius B from Ockel.
The first thing to know — pocket PC Sirius B is running Windows 10 and only costs $169. The size of the new product comparable with iPhone 6s – 123 x 79 x 11 mm and weighs just 120 g.
The main unit serves as the latest single-chip system Intel Atom Quad-core processor. As you know, platforms of this type do not require active cooling and are characterized by low power consumption. To help the processor has 2 GB of RAM. Built-in flash memory provides 32 GB. There is an HDMI port, two USB ports, microphone, audio out and a slot for memory cards Micro SD.
Network has an Ethernet port, Sirius B there, but there are dual-band Wi-Fi with support for 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless and Bluetooth 4.0 so you can connect an external manipulators via wireless interface.
Using HDMI cable you can connect the micro-PC to any monitor with HDMI input, including to the TV.
Created by Dutch developers the project is raising funds on Indiegogo. And quite successfully: 5 days, were collected about $130 000. At the stage of crowd funding the cost of the gadget will be $149, after-sale Sirius B will cost $169.
