ASUS announces the Intel-powered VivoStick, a small stick PC that runs Windows 10.
When Intel launched the HDMI-based compute stick some months back and now the ASUS has launched its own model; and it’s way better than Intel’s in almost every possible sense from the presentation and promises.
First of all, stylish and way more impressive in looks compared to its competitor. Also, it adds an extra USB 3.0 port and a jack for headphone, which makes it significantly more advanced. On the other hand, it also has 2GB of RAM and 32 GB memory space. It also works the same way – simply plug it into any HDMI TV, plug a keyboard and a mouse – and you’re all set to browse the Windows 10! At least that’s the idea.
ASSUS VivoStick is a bit more affordable at $129, than Intel’s Compute Stick which you can find at $150.
When Intel launched the HDMI-based compute stick some months back and now the ASUS has launched its own model; and it’s way better than Intel’s in almost every possible sense from the presentation and promises.
First of all, stylish and way more impressive in looks compared to its competitor. Also, it adds an extra USB 3.0 port and a jack for headphone, which makes it significantly more advanced. On the other hand, it also has 2GB of RAM and 32 GB memory space. It also works the same way – simply plug it into any HDMI TV, plug a keyboard and a mouse – and you’re all set to browse the Windows 10! At least that’s the idea.
ASSUS VivoStick is a bit more affordable at $129, than Intel’s Compute Stick which you can find at $150.


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