The company renews its PC processors Stick with better chips, which will enable a better experience for users.
Now It is going for a year since Intel introduced its Pc Stick, a small similar to a USB memory device which had the ability to run the Windows 8.1 system by simply connecting to a TV via its HDMI output. This device came to give competition to Google Chromecast, offering a complete operating system.
Well, Intel has announced a new version of this Stick PC models and enhances its offering versions with powerful processors Core M, ranging from M3 to M5 vPro processor: more powerful versions of these PC Stick, which carry the M embedded processors offer 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of internal memory with the possibility to expand via microSD cards and three inputs USB 3.0. RAM is recorrtada of 4-2 GB of RAM and 3.0 ports to be passed from peer version with Intel Atom X5 offers a very buenbo performance, though far from the Core power supply M 2.0.
All versions have Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, plus it can play video in 4K and 3D content to 24Hz 1080p at 60 fps (the Atom version has trimmed its ability to play content only in 1080 although it can theoretically play 4k).
The price of these PC Stick started with $ 160 (Intel Atom version including Windows 10), followed is the version with Core M3 with a base price of $ 300 (if you total $ 100 includes preinstalled Windows 10) and the most powerful version with Core M5 will cost $ 500 (but not including any operating system).
Via Gizmodo and Intel
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