The MK802 is slightly larger than a thumbdrive and has a microSD card
slot to add to its built-in 4GB flash storage. Wi-Fi is also supported.
Enthusiasts of embedded computing seem to be spoiled for choices nowadays.
A Chinese-made computer that's slightly larger than a typical thumbdrive can now be purchased online for just $74.
The MK802 is similar to the Cotton Candy computer-on-a-stick. Both are powered by ARM processors and support Android or other ARM-compatible Linux operating systems. It comes with a Mali 400 GPU that enables it to output 1080p video through HDMI.
Despite its small size (it weighs just about 7 ounces), the MK802 has a microSD card slot to add to its built-in 4GB flash storage, together with a full-size USB port and a micro-USB version. Wi-Fi is also supported.
Enthusiasts of embedded computing seem to be spoiled for choices nowadays.
A Chinese-made computer that's slightly larger than a typical thumbdrive can now be purchased online for just $74.
The MK802 is similar to the Cotton Candy computer-on-a-stick. Both are powered by ARM processors and support Android or other ARM-compatible Linux operating systems. It comes with a Mali 400 GPU that enables it to output 1080p video through HDMI.
Despite its small size (it weighs just about 7 ounces), the MK802 has a microSD card slot to add to its built-in 4GB flash storage, together with a full-size USB port and a micro-USB version. Wi-Fi is also supported.
