Computer Stick
Thu, 11/26/2015 - 12:28pm
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    16 years
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Has anyone had experience with Mico Sort an. stick called. Lenovo. Ideacentre Computor Stick 300?
I just got a email add about one Thanks
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16 years
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Has anyone had experience with Mico Sort an. stick called. Lenovo. Ideacentre Computor Stick 300?
I just got a email add about one Thanks
Lenovo Ideacentre Stick 300 Signature Edition PC
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msca/en_CA/pdp/Lenovo-Id...
Are you referring to this?
32GB of storage space, of
32GB of storage space, of which half of that is taken up by Windows 10. I think in a pinch it will work, but 64GB of storage would probably be better.
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Somebody
Somebody must like it as I see that when using the link posted above it's "out of stock".
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Stick
Yes that's the one. Thought it would work for someone with limited funds or a motor home with an upgrade tv. Thanks
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Depending upon your intended purpose
Depending upon your intended purpose, this might or might not do what you want.
The manufacturer (Lenovo) is a Chinese company that makes some decent laptops and other computer hardware. On the other hand, the device uses an Intel Atom processor, which has relatively limited processing speed - at least by today's standards.
If your intended use does not require much horsepower, you will probably be happy. However, don't plan on using it for anything that requires the kind of power that most desktops and laptops have today.
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And That's All There Is To Say To That!
Depending upon your intended purpose, this might or might not do what you want.
The manufacturer (Lenovo) is a Chinese company that makes some decent laptops and other computer hardware. On the other hand, the device uses an Intel Atom processor, which has relatively limited processing speed - at least by today's standards.
If your intended use does not require much horsepower, you will probably be happy. However, don't plan on using it for anything that requires the kind of power that most desktops and laptops have today.
- Tom -
Lenovo Caught (3rd Time) Pre-Installing Spyware on its Laptops
http://thehackernews.com/2015/09/lenovo-laptop-virus.html?m=...
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