CES 2014: Tango PC, a powerful pocket sized PC

Mark Pinkerton January 8, 2014 0
CES 2014: Tango PC, a powerful pocket sized PC

While taking a stroll around the AMD tent I found a tiny PC about to launch on the market called Tango:  a pocket sized PC that boasts AMD APU Technology.  Fitting inside the palm of your hand, this little stylish PC is about the size of a small external hard drive and will come with a docking station.  Impressive is the fact it has decent CPU and graphics capability suitable for light gaming in such a small package thanks to its A6 APU.   It is also more than capable for office systems as well.  With a proprietary cooling setup via the docking station the Tango was only warm to the touch while gaming at the AMD booth.  It offers a very powerful and capable PC with the ability to clear clutter.  Needless to say, we will be looking to see if this project comes though.  Pre-orders can be made though http://tangopc.com/. Pat and I were so impressed we joined the campaign on the spot.

If you’re concerned about the small drive/RAM capacities– the housing opens with two Philips screws and the mSATA and RAM are easily swappable.

SPECIFICATIONS

Processor AMD A6-5200 Quad Core 2GHZ 25 watts, with integrated GCN GPU HD8400
Memory SODIMM DDR3-1600 socket x1 (from 2GB to 8GB). Laptop RAM
Storage SATA III mSATA SSD Socket x1. (from 32GB to 512GB or higher)
Operating System Any laptop PC compatible OS is expected to run on Tango (Windows 7, 8 Pro, Linux flavors, Chrome, Unix, etc). Windows 7 and 8 Pro will be certified to run.
PC Size 125mm X 80mm X 13.5mm
DockPort Size 135mm X 135mm X 27mm
DockPort Connectivity 1x HDMI, 3x USB 2.0, 1x USB3.0, RJ45, internal WiFi, AV jack, DC 12V jack
AC Adapter  60W, 110-270V input.

– See more at: http://tangopc.com/specifications/#sthash.Wo6z2ieT.dpuf

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