Intel's "PC on a USB stick/drive"
josephrot
SIR-related perhaps as additional potential for running SDR-Radio or similar software...
Closer to actual-use reality, but even excited industry insiders say still initially too expensive and "potentially flimsy at a high initial price". Initial blurb excerpt and example article link: << You can finally order the Intel USB stick that turns any monitor into a full PC (BGR News - Zach Epstein - April 6, 2015) A huge chunk of home PC users overpay for personal computers capable of performance that far exceeds anything they plan to do with their devices. There must be a cheaper option for simple things like web browsing and video streaming, right? Right: Intel’s new “Compute Stick” is a tiny USB dongle that can turn any modern monitor into a full-fledged computer, and it’s finally available for preorder. We first saw the concept pop up a few years ago, but Intel’s vision of the computer-on-a-USB-stick is finally a reality. For under $200, you can now purchase a nice, capable computer that’s as portable as a USB flash drive and can plug into any monitor or TV with an HDMI port....>> You can finally order the Intel USB stick that turns any monitor into a full PC https://www.yahoo.com/tech/s/finally-order-intel-usb-stick-turns-monitor-full-164025266.html Joe Rotello / Knoxville, TN / USA
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failathon@...
Newegg has it on special for $150+shipping ($USD) Still, it's only an Atom inside so like Simon said a while back, it'd still work out better to just buy a regular cheap PC with a Core i3/i5 and have more power for the SDR overall
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very very interesting.
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Lee Mushel
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I hope someone does test this for SDR
interest. I will admit that I was surprised to be able to run my
SDR-IQ and Flex1500 on the little WinBook tablet with the display also on the 83
inch TV! Receive only so far. With a combination like this RF is
definitely a problem! But still definitely
interesting. Of course Simon is definitely correct in saying that if
curiosity isn't important in your decisions buying a PC when they are selling
for just a little over $200 makes more sense.
73
Lee K9WRU
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I have the same chip in a no-name 10” Windows 8 tablet, works fine.
Simon Brown G4ELI
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Sent: 07 April 2015 15:34 To: sdr-radio-com@... Subject: [sdr-radio-com] Re: Intel's "PC on a USB stick/drive"
very very interesting.
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josephrot
Simon...
RE: << ---In sdr-radio-com@..., <simon@...> wrote : I have the same chip in a no-name 10” Windows 8 tablet, works fine. >> Hmm, obviously more details / testing to be done at appropriate time, yet does this bode well for near future increasing market for SDR-Radio, commercial or not ? Joe Rotello / Knoxville, TN / USA
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All we need now is Bluetooth radio gear?
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Also there’s talk of an even more powerful version using Core-M technology.
Simon Brown G4ELI
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Sent: 07 April 2015 16:13 To: sdr-radio-com@... Subject: RE: [sdr-radio-com] Re: Intel's "PC on a USB stick/drive"
I have the same chip in a no-name 10” Windows 8 tablet, works fine.
Simon Brown G4ELI
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very very interesting.
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that is incredible. Simon, it's good to see you come up for some air.
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Lee Mushel
Maybe not. It seems to have a USB port
and even if you need power and the stick can't supply it you can always use a
USB powered hub.
It still costs too much, though.
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J
Working on a new website, getting on with version 3, working on logic for TRX support with the ANAN 10e.
½ acre (2,000 m^2) garden which has not had TLC for at least three years.
Simon Brown G4ELI
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Sent: 07 April 2015 18:00 To: sdr-radio-com@... Subject: RE: [sdr-radio-com] Re: Intel's "PC on a USB stick/drive"
that is incredible. Simon, it's good to see you come up for some air.
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As I thought, you got a lot going on. If you get a chance, send photos of you garden. I bet it is beautiful. Have a good day Simon. Vincent
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jose maria trueba
Besides all sofware work plus tacking care of the dog and a big garden.... Is it true that you got the new and inexpensive 14bit anan10e, Simon?
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Michael Morgan <michael@...>
I look forward to the anan support. I have a 100d and love it. I know you could make it better with your talents in software. Michael, AA5SH
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No,
I haven’t bought one yet.
Simon Brown G4ELI
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Sent: 09 April 2015 18:34 To: sdr-radio-com@... Subject: [sdr-radio-com] Re: Intel's "PC on a USB stick/drive"
Besides all sofware work plus tacking care of the dog and a big garden.... Is it true that you got the new and inexpensive 14bit anan10e, Simon?
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