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Lenovo Announces a $130 Windows PC in a Stick

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Re: Lenovo Announces a $130 Windows PC in a Stick

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Is this just a rebranded Intel Compute Stick? http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/compute-stick/intel-c...

It has the same processor, memory, and peripherals mentioned in the compute stick announcement, so it appears to be the Compute Stick with whatever exterior decorations and software Lenovo wants to add. I think we can expect to see a few more similar announcements as various other OEMs continue to rebrand the same device.

Re: Lenovo Announces a $130 Windows PC in a Stick

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How fast are the CPUs in these compared to say a modern i3, i5, i7 CPU? I know they will be a lot slower just interested in how much slower?

Here are some benchmarks againt a Mobile i3 and i5:

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=compulab-...

The CPU on this one is the same as on the Intel Compute Stick, a Z3735F.

Re: Lenovo Announces a $130 Windows PC in a Stick

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Is this just a rebranded Intel Compute Stick? http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/compute-stick/intel-c...

It has the same processor and specs.

Also, that was one of the lowest-content and worst-thought-out TechCrunch writeups I've seen ("If you’ve ever wanted to plug a Windows machine into your TV for a little hot and heavy Excel slinging, you’re in luck"... really? I've done so with Laptops for the last decade).

And they even acknowledge "These single-stick computers are nothing new " (heck, we've got some Intel Compute Sticks at my work). I guess it's not fun having to write up these things.

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