The UGOOS UT3S is the successor to the popular UGOOS UT3. Powered by the Rockchip RK3288, the UGOOS UT3S comes in two variants (2GB RAM/16GB Storage … Read more
The MINIX NEO Z64 is a quadcore Intel mini PC running Windows 8.1 with Bing by famed mini PC manufacturer MINIX. I’ve had a chance to connect mine up and take it for a quick hands-on.
The VOYO Mini PC is a tiny Windows PC powered by a quad core Intel Baytrail processor that sells for about $130. Armed with 2GB of RAM and 64GB eMMC storage (double that of most competitors), is this the Windows PC to beat in the budget price range?
Uniqueness is not something you often see in many of these android players. Having been using these boxes for so long, when you see something different, it piques your interest. The Zidoo x9 does this on a few fronts. It’s the first. Device I’ve used that runs on an M star processor, it has dual wifi antennas, an LED panel and HDMI In. But do these unique features make it amazing?
So it’s begun. Intel’s introduction of low cost chips combined with Microsoft’s improved licencing with their Windows 8.1 with Bing SKU has seen a number … Read more
The Probox2 EX is an Android media player powered by the Amlogic S802-H chipset. Packing a quad core CPU, octacore Mali-450 GPU and running Android 4.4 KitKat, how does this android media player stack up?
Every month, we see new Android boxes come out and Rikomagic is no exception. Having made waves with a number of their earlier Android devices, Rikomagic have established themselves as one of the leaders in the Android mini PC space.
The Rikomagic MK12 is their new Android mini PC. Powered by the Amlogic S812 chipset, the MK12 is armed with a quadcore CP and octacore Mali-450 GPU like its Amlogic S802 predecessors. However, it’s also learned some new tricks, bring H.265 video decoding and Gigabit Ethernet to the table.
Following the MeegoPad T01, the PiPO X7 is an quadcore mini PC using a more traditional “box” form factor. Leveraging Intel’s Bay Trail processor, this all-metal box runs Windows 8.1 with Bing and should have more than enough grunt to handle XBMC. Will this replace the traditional HTPC?
Trying to find the ideal XBMC/Kodi box is a tough preposition. With so many Android boxes out there, which one should you choose? VidOn have come to the table with the VidOn box, a gorgeous aluminium box packing a quadcore Allwinner A31S chipset.
Android TV boxes keep evolving and it is amazing what just 12 months can change. With original MK808B not being as fast as I wanted, I decided to invest in the new MK808B Plus from Geekbuying. The MK808B Plus is a quad-core Android mini PC powered by an Amlogic M805 chipset with quad-core Mali-450 graphics and runs Android KitKat 4.4.2. The inclusion of H.265 hardware decoding and quad-core CPU/GPU crammed into the same tiny enclosure of the original MK808B for only $50 was pretty irresistible. Couple that with DNLA, Miracast, built-in wifi and Bluetooth 4.0 and you have a unit capable of playing almost anything you throw at it.
