Archos outs Windows 10-powered PC Stick

Archos has unveiled their own Windows 10-powered computer that works similar to Intel’s Compute Stick – the Archos PC Stick.

Like most Windows 10 sticks, the Archos PC Stick is small in size and can be pluggged in any HDMI-equipped screen. It sports an Intel quad-core processor, 2GB RAM, 32GB of internal storage, microSD card slot, WiFi, Bluetooth, and USB port. Powering it is Microsoft’s Windows 10 OS.

The Archos PC Stick is priced at $99 (~Php4,500).

source: Archos
via: Slashgear

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Louie Diangson

3 Comments

manh says:

10 years ago

does it support Hdd on usb port?
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bern says:

10 years ago

wow really! a lot cheaper than intel!. If you pit this against intel computer stick in terms of specs and performance which is better?
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tobimagwire says:

10 years ago

mas tipid nga naman to kesa sa laptop or desktop, use your own TV, sana me control with the likes of kinect para you can wave your hand to change channels :D

have my old https://tobimagwire.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/wpid-20130201_074318.jpg smart tv dongle that needs replacement sooner
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