LattePanda is an amazing Windows 10 mini-PC with a $109 price tag

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Published on July 6, 2016

published on July 6, 2016

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Not many people know about LattePanda, but don’t be fooled by its inconspicuous name: this little computer has the gut to run Windows 10 without a problem.

How? This little computer comes with a quad-core processor clocked at 1.8GHz, 64GB of onboard flash memory and 4GB of RAM — all for $139. However, if you think that’s too much for you, you can always pick the cheaper variant for only $109 dollars. That comes with the same processor, 32GB of flash memory and 2GB of RAM.

The computer also features the following connectivity options: USB 3.0, HDMI, Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi. You will be able to connect and control your products remotely to collect data, install firmware and more.

LattePanda is powered by a micro USB port and any standard USB adapter (such as a mobile phone wall charger) that has at least 2A of current could be used as a power supply for this beast.

You will be able to connect flash drives, keyboard, mouse or even a webcam via its USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports. The SD card socket also supports extra storage from a mini SD card, as well. If you want to listen to some music or watch a movie, this computer is able to connect to an external speaker or headphones via its 3.5mm audio jack.

So, if you are planning to go on a trip and you don’t own a laptop, the LattePanda could be a good alternative. You’ll just need to make sure that you will have a TV (with HDMI port) or a monitor in the location where you will be settled — unless you’re carrying one around with you.

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Radu Tyrsina

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