I am wondering what this Android Mini PC is about?
Why is it called Android Mini PC and difference from the others?
Who can describe about Android mini PC?
Dear Clarence,
Android mini PC is actually a device slighter larger than a USB thumb drive. It is inside a 3.5 inch plastic case. It has single-core 1.5GHz, 4GB internal storage, 512MB RAM. There is an HDMI port on the exterior which allows users to plug the computer into a television. Its resolution is at 1080p and is said to be capable of playing high-definition video. This mini PC also includes full size USB port with capability of input devices, micro USB port, microSD slot, Wi-Fi antenna. Mouse and key boards can be used in USB ports. This computer is capable of running android 4.0
Thanks,
Who can describe about Android mini PC?
An Android Mini PC is a “PC-on-a-stick”. It is based on an ARM design consist of an ARM V7-based 1 GHz Cortex-A8 processor, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Mali-400 MP GPU, and VPU CedarX able to display 1080p video created by Rikomagic, a Chinese company, using AllWinner A1X SoC. The first and original model is Android Mini PC MK802 released in the market in May 2012.
It is capable of converting a display using an HDMI or DVI-D port into an Android computer. After the original model was presented, 5 other related models were released.
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MK802+ – in this model, RAM was increased to 1 GB.
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MK802 II – the processor speed has been slightly increased.
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MK802 III – this is a new design that features Rockchip RK3066, dual-core 1.6 GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor, and either 4 or 8 GB flash storage running on Android 4.1.
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MK802 IIIs – Bluetooth was added in this model with XBMC support and soft power-off function.
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MK802 IV – this is a new design released in May 2013 that features Rockchip RK3188, 2 GB RAM, quad-core 1.6 GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor, 400 MHz Mali GPU, and 8 GB flash storage running on Android 4.2.
All models look very similar to a USB flash drive though a bit larger. It encloses a processor, storage, RAM, and Input/Output ports.
