PQ Labs Inc. has unveiled the world's first USB stick-sized computer, iStick. The computer runs on Android 4.0 and supports Multi-Touch and 42 inch "tablet" TV.
"As the technology moves forward, computers are becoming smaller and even smaller. Yet the display and MultiTouch screen are becoming larger and larger." said Frank Lu, CEO of PQ Labs. "Get the small gadget computer today and embrace the advance in technology."
The new tiny-sized high performance computer comes with 1GHz to 1.8GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, GPU accelerated 2D and 3D graphics, and 4GB of internal memory inside with a microSD slot for expansion. It also sports built-in WiFi (802.11 b/g/n), USB Mouse/Keyboard, USB Hard Drive, USB Hub, etc. and over 600,000 touch-based apps.
iStick supports desktop resolutions up to 720p, and can stream up to 1080p Full HD movies. With Multi-Touch technology built in, iStick easily build and deploy all-in-one digital signage solutions. Also, the portable personal computer supports Kinect-like motion sensor.
According to the maker of the iStick, their latest device is easy to setup and does not require professional installation, neither does it need bulky PC cases, mounts, fixtures. Moreover, folks at the PQ Labs claim that the device requires zero maintenance, it saves energy and also reduces total cost and complexity.
iStick comes with a very interesting price tag of only $69. The device is open for pre-order and shipping will start in August.
