Lately, small computers, about the size of a 7-inch tablet, have been appearing on the market and are becoming increasingly popular. These types of computers are ideal for users who don't have much space at home or for those who haven't quite gotten used to using a laptop and carrying it around all day. While they now take up very little space, this reduction in size comes with a considerable price increase. Today we're talking about a mini PC that also integrates a screen, allowing us to control it with our fingers just like a tablet.
On Indiegogo, you can currently find several mini PC models seeking funding, but today we're highlighting the Ockel Sirius A, a Windows 10-powered mini PC with an integrated screen that's proving to be a real crowdfunding success. This mini PC doesn't require a TV connection to operate, but being a tiny computer, it does have a TV output and the option to expand its storage space with a microSD card.
Ockel Sirius A Features
- Operating system: Windows 10 Home 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Atom x7-Z8750 4-core 1,6Ghz
- 6-inch screen with 1920 × 1080 resolution.
- Intel HD Graphics that supports 4k video.
- RAM memory: 4 GB
- 64 GB internal storage.
- Wifi Dual Band AC and 802.11 a / b / g / n connection
- Bluetooth 4.2
- 1 USB 3.0 port
- 1 USB-C port
- HDMI output
- Display Port output
- Ethernet connection
- 3,5 headphone connection.
- 3.000 mAh integrated battery, which offers us a range of 4 hours.
- Frontal camera.
- Microphone.
- Speakers
After seeing all these features, we can say that the Ockel Sirius is essentially a complete computer in the body of a tablet . The project required $100.000 , but at the time of writing, they have already raised more than double that amount.