Tuesday, 17 November 2015
Cast your mind way, way back to March this year – a virtual eternity in tech – and Google’s launch of the Chromebit, a small PC-on-a-dongle built in conjunction with Asus. Now, finally, the device is going on sale, priced from just $85. That’s pretty cheap for what is essentially a portable PC that comes without the luxury of a screen, keyboard or mouse. Provided they’re all waiting for you at your destination, the Chromebit will allow you to take your computer anywhere. On the downside, the cheap price means hardware limitations could scupper any ambitions you had to do…
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