The Mini Xplus is an $84 tiny PC or TV box with an Allwinner A10 ARM Cortex-A8 processor, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of storage, WiFi, HDMI, and 2 USB ports. Miniand started selling the device last month, but first changed the name from Mini X to Mini Xplus for legal reasons, and then ceased sales temporarily when early customers complained…
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The Mini X is an inexpensive little computer (or TV box) with an Allwinner A10 processor, Mali 400 graphics, 512MB of RAM, and 4GB of storage. You can pick one up for prices ranging from $68 to $99. While the little computer ships with Google Android, like other devices with Allwinner A10 chips it can also run other Linux-based operating…
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XBMC is one of the most popular media center apps available Windows, Mac, and Linux computers. And soon it will be available for Android as well. The team has released the source code for a pre-release version of XBMC for Android, and a downloadable, installable package for folks that don’t want to compile it from source should be available soon….
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The Mini X is a small Android device that plugs into a TV to let you run Android apps on the big screen. But since it’s powered by the same Allwinner A10 processor found in the Mele A1000 and MK802, the Mini X can also run a range of Linux-based operating systems including Ubuntu, Fedora, and Puppy. We first heard…
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The Mini X is a palm-sized device which is marketed as a set-top-box running a custom version of Google Android 2.3.4. You can hook it up to a TV to stream music or movies over the internet, surf the web, or perform other activities. But like the MK802, Mele A1000 and a growing number of miniature devices with ARM-based processors,…
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