Jide, the company founded by three former Google employees, comes with a new project: the Remix Mini, a mini-computer that runs on Android and for $ 30 on Kickstarter is for sale.
Maybe you know Jide still their Surface clone with Android, the Jide Remix Tablet. The reactions were positive and sales went well, making Jide their second product could work: a mini PC that each screen will become a big Android computer. And because Android is not optimized specifically for use with mouse and keyboard, or on such a large computer screen, has Jide changes have been made and released its own Android version: RemixOS based on Lollipop
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This is the Remix Mini
The Remix Mini (124 x 88 x 26 mm) and can run on RemixOS via an hdmi cable to be connected with a screen. There are also inputs include headphones, micro sd card Ethernet cable and two USB cables present. Thus the Mini Remix offers enough space for different types of devices. Also, the device supports WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0.
The software is one of the main functions of the device. So RemixOS shows a special bar with all your running apps, you windows easily put together to increase productivity and the software recognizes different keyboard shortcuts such as cut and paste.
To get $ 30 buyers 1 , 2GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage. The more expensive version of $ 50 includes the same processor but with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage. The shipping to the Netherlands amount to $ 20.
The Kickstarter project has already achieved more than his goal. The mini PC comes with backers around October this year.
Kickstarter video
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