9/19/2012 01:30:00 AM
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The famous Raspberry Pi has made some serious waves this year, but it seems that a professional solution will always bring higher reliability, higher density and higher performance. Such a solution comes today from Zero Devices.
The company is launching today a new ARM micro computer that’s officially called Zero Devices Z2C. Zero’s new unit is literally a PC-on-a-stick. The small dimensions of the device makes it looks exactly like an USB flash drive. Powered by the obvious suspect, the Zero Devices Z2C thumb PC uses a Rockchip RK3066 ARM processor based on the famous Cortex-A9 architecture.
The interesting aspect is the fact that this is a dual core CPU that also uses a very fast 1 GB of DDR3 memory. Connectivity is well endowed for a system of its size and thus the Zero Devices Z2C thumb PC features two micro USB ports, an HDMI connector and even a micro SD card slot. On top of it all, Zero Devices also has a WirelessN adapter integrated and comes with Android 4.0 operating system while all is priced at just $72 (54.8 EUR).
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| Zero Devices Z2C Micro Computer Images credits to Zero Devices |
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