EPSI launches world’s smallest PC
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EPSI Technology Systems Product Manager - Chanaka De Mel
Sri Lanka’s pioneering total PC solutions provider EPSI Technology (Pvt) Ltd recently launched the world’s smallest PC – ASUS VivoStick PC. ASUS announced the international release of ASUS VivoStick in early April 2016. The PC in hand whenever or wherever it is need, according to an EPSI media release. VivoStick is a pocket-sized PC that turns any HDMI display or TV into a Windows PC or smart TV for work or play and is powered by an Intel® Atom™ processor with 2GB RAM, and has 32GB of onboard storage space. It has 802.11ac Wi-Fi, Bluetooth® 4.1, USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports, a HDMI port and an audio jack, plus an internal cooling fan to guard against overheating.
“This remarkable ultra-miniature ‘stick’ PC is incredibly slim, compact and light with a modern, elegant fountain-pen-inspired design. VivoStick gives users the full PC experience anywhere, allowing them to work, stream HD videos, or connect with family and friends via social media apps on their TV. Users can cast content to larger screen with ASUS HyStream, this app lets them mirror or stream Full HD movies, videos, or photos stored on their Android™ or iOS smartphones, tablets, or PCs to an HDMI-enabled TV in any home theater setup,” the release said.
EPSI Technology, System Product Manager, Chanaka De Mel said the VivoStick is a low-maintenance machine and a cost effective solution for business, commercial and educational use and is ideal for travellers. VivoStick can be used as a thin-client platform for call centers, computer labs in schools, or small businesses. Touchscreen support makes VivoStick PC an eye-catching proposition as a cost-effective, self-service guest computing cubicle in airports, hotels, malls, and tourist attractions.