In previous publication we mentioned for the CHIP mini computer (CHIP), a new low budget concept with very powerful hardware. Its price is really ridiculous since it will cost only 9 dollars, not to mention the fact that it is incredibly small.
The CHIP computer is much smaller than Raspberry Pi 2, and has about the same capabilities (some of its features are outdated).
On a mini PC, you can connect a screen, a keyboard and a mouse after the operating system is included. CHIP, however, also has some extra features like built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth controllers. These last two features are very serious and are absent from Raspberry Pi.
The fact that it comes with a 1Ghz processor, 512MB DDRAM3, and 4GB storage makes it ideal for too many functions. It can be used as a regular computer, as a multimedia center, and more. His prospects are endless.
CHIP developers were seeking funding to allow them mass production of the project.
So they approached the Kickstarter. If you see crowdfunding today, you will be convinced of the originality of the upcoming device. The latest data showed that 39.560 users deposited 2.071.927 dollars to see the project become reality.
The key to the low price of the Mini PC is a partnership that developers have with Allwinner Technology from China. The chipmaker company is particularly popular in the open-source community of its hardware budget. Thus, along with the great success of the crowdfunding campaign, it seems that the CIPP team will be able to get into mass production very quickly.
See the Kickstarter page
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