Micro Linux: Run Android 4.0 for only $74

Computer Shop News Recently, a micro-Linux computer slightly larger than the U disk has been introduced in China, which is priced at US$74 in foreign markets. This micro computer uses an ARM-based AllWinner A10 single-core processor, clocked at 1.5Ghz, and is equipped with a Mali 400 discrete graphics card and 512M memory. Allows users to connect to the TV via HDMI interface, supports decoding and output of 1080p HD video.

The sparrow is small and complete. This microcomputer provides a full-speed USB interface to support peripheral access. In addition, it is equipped with a micro USB interface and microSD slot, built-in wireless network card supporting 802.11 b /g protocol. The computer can be booted via a microSD card and can run Android 4.0 or an ARM-compatible Linux system.

Although the performance of this kind of microcomputer is far worse than the current mainstream hardware, it can be used for ordinary office non-gaming users. However, personally think that this product is more useful for some embedded programmers or network administrators, because they can quickly enter the system through this lightweight gadget to carry out some practical operations. The $74 price of this product is basically invincible, and maybe one day it will come in handy in smart furniture appliances.