Thread: Intel introduces PC on a stick
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Old 01-17-2015, 04:14 PM   #35
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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward View Post
I'm thinking that in 1 year or so, these will be under $50 USD.

A throwaway general purpose computer...My, how the world keeps changing...
Maybe sooner.
The low-spec Linux model from intel runs US$80 and the generic version of the high spec Windows model can be had for $110 or so.

The things are basically tablets minus screens or batteries and we *have* seen intel-based low end tablets in the $100 range so I wouldn't be surprised to see an OEM version of the low-end model in the $60 range right now.

All a question of looking in the right place, I think.
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