Packed inside its tiny little frame is a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor built by Samsung, along with an ARM Mali-400 GPU. It also packs HDMI-out, WiFi and a Micro USB port— and comes with Android or Ubuntu pre-loaded as the OS. It also handles MPEG-4 and H.264 video formats, so you could plug it into a TV and use it as a rudimentary media PC.
It's soon set to be rivalled by the Raspberyy Pi; a British effort to produce a similar product for around $35. To use the Pi, however, you'll need to be at home with a command line.
If that's not for you, the FXI Cotton Candy is available for pre-order at $199, and should arrive sometime in March. More here.
2 comments:
That's actually really cool news. Only 200 dollars puts it at a kind of bargain too in my eyes.
That looks cool!
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