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Google Chromebit - Chromebook as a USB stick

Chromebit turns your TV or projector into a Chrome PC.

Google surprised like a bolt out of the blue with the Chromebit mini computer system, which is "published" as a USB stick and with the ability to turn any screen into a Chromebook. Although miniature in size, they managed to cram all the necessary electronics into the equivalent of a Chromebook, which the Chrome OS mobile operating system needs to function. It will serve as a platform, i.e. it will be available to other manufacturers, as is already the practice with Chromebooks.

Google Chromebit it is an extremely decent device in the size of a USB stick, a kind of "Mini Me" of the Chromebook personal computer. Chrome OS mobile operating system is installed on it, and from the hardware, there is a 4-core Rockchip RK3288 processor (Cortex-A17) to which they stand 2 GB of operational memory. There is still 16 GB of built-in memory, and space has been found in the processor for graphics card Mali 760, his place in the device he will make Asus, and they also chose a wireless connection Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and the interface USB 2.0.

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This isn't an asthma inhaler, it's a Chromebit that turns your TV or projector into a Chrome computer.
This isn't an asthma inhaler, it's a Chromebit that turns your TV or projector into a Chrome computer.

In desire, yes television or maybe projector turn it into a full-featured Chromebook, employ its HDMI interface. Because the Chromebit is bendable at the front (movable axis), easily hides behind any display case. And when can we expect this tiny computer? In summer in 2015. But initially only across the Atlantic, where you will be able to afford it for 93 euros ($100).

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