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I've read about this many times and still ask myself this question: How does it work? Does it work when plugged into a USB travel charger or something like that?
Intel Compute Stick With Linux or Windows 8.1 On Sale For $149
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Doesn't support WinXP. Why would I want it...?
Btw, what the heck is wrong with companies these days. Back then, you could buy hardware and it would have Windows 98 drivers years after it went out of service. WinXP is only 1 yr past ripe...
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Here's a functional review of the Compute Stick. It's powered by the HDMI port on a TV. The review brings up some funny quirks about it. Like having ONE USB port and it needs a keyboard and mouse. A unifying dongle is necessary (Not included and either is the keyboard and mouse). And if you want to stream to it, Intel suggests using a high speed Ethernet dongle because the Wifi sucks. But wait, where does that go? :)
Intel Compute Stick Review: Donā
Intel Compute Stick With Linux or Windows 8.1 On Sale For $149
Posted: 22 Apr 2015
Intel Compute Stick With Windows 8.1 On Sale For $149
That is a neat product.
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