SZBOX S7 and Mini Stick with Linux

SZBOX S7 and Mini Stick with Linux

 

It is time to retire all the bulky and heavy LAPTOPS with batteries hard to come by with mini PC and mini USB sticks.

I am glad I did not publish my book on Linux Essentials.

I need to expand the chapter with HiGOLE mini PC.

SZBOX S7 is a hand held mini PC which looks like a cellphone.

In fact, a cellphone/tablet and mini PC combo.

Price around $500/= when upgraded but bare born is 270.

7" inch scree Alder Lake-N

INTEL inside.

16GB DDR5 and 128GB NVMe SATA without and operating system in which I can install Linux.

It is really worth for the price quoted.

It is portable.

Compact with a kick stand.

It is productive with enough video capability.

Impressive array of ports for connectivity.

Ideal for students and data handlers.

Dave space, save money and save energy.

Money saved can be used for a monitor of your choice.

7200 mill Ampere battery which last for 7 to 8 hour without changing requirement.

Intel WiFi 6 with Bluetooth 5 and Audio and HDMI video ports.

This is the perfect niche market product for a digital nomad or old potato-couch tech enthusiast like me. 

However, with some visual handicap, I prefer a bigger screen but with ability increas fond size I can make a blog piece on the fly.

Thank You guy for YouTube presentation and the tech guys who design these products.

Sky is the limit if you put mind into a productive and portable tool.

SZBOX-S1 is a DDR5 RAM in a USB stick Frame is even smaller. This stick is meant to be attached to a monitor with HDMI IO port. It is not suitable for games but ideal for a workspace where space is limited. It can hide behind the big TV but switching on and off will be cumbersome. I think if you have a portable mini TV this stick make it a work companion in a restricted space. SZBOX S7 is seven inch and with visual handicap I would go for 10" mini TV and this mini Stick. I won't recommend it for a car TV since watching TV while driving should be prohibited to prevent (RTA) road traffic accidents.

Portable Operating System on a Stick.

There is another stick with DDR4 which I can stick on my NUC with DDR 4. I fear sticking a DDR5 stick which different bus speeds might burn my NUC (CI) circuit board.

Do not stick these on an OLD PC even by accident.

This is a DDR4 RAM integrated into a mini Circuit Board and a USB port IO.

It has HDMI port for video and SD slot for DATA.

Thinks are getting smaller and nanometer chips are coming out. There enough holes in the modified plastic frame for heat dissipation. I want use this with over 10 USB sticks booting many Linux Distribution.

This stick is Linux compatible for Linux enthusiasts.