MeLE Fanless Mini PC Stick PCG02 Windows 11 Pro Celeron J4125 8G LPDDR4 128G eMMC Small Desktop Computer Support 4K HDMI,2.4G/5.0G Dual Band WiFi,BT 4.2,Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.0 for Iot Office

【Mini Size & Wide Application】Portable PC of 5.2*2.0*0.7 inch mini size and 0.26lb light weight,this PC stick is easily for travelling and maximally saving your space.Just put this almost iPhone-sized mini PC into your pocket,take it anywhere for business trip,home entertainment,office working,distance learning,or other education/industrial/commercial/IOT application.Excellent performance on web browsing,billboard digital signage,programming,no lagging or freezing 【Powerful CPU & Large Storage】MeLE PCG02 mini stick pc is equipped with high efficiency Celeron J4125 quad core processor,which computes faster and smoother than Atom z8350 and Celeron N3350. Built in 8GB LPDDR4 128GB eMMC,MeLE fanless mini pc provide enough capacity to store pictures, videos, music,also support a storage expansion up to 1T with a Micro SD card.Preinstalled window 11 Pro system gives you the power to create and collaborate easier, supports Linux,Ubuntu and Debian system as well. 【Dual Band WiFi & BT 4.2 & HD 4K & USB 3.0 Output】Built in 2.4G/5GHz AC Dual Band WiFi,Gigabit Ethernet and an external antenna,MeLE mini desktop pc provides stable network at a higher speed. Our mini desktop computer with Bluetooth 4.2 is available for the connection of computer peripherals,offering faster response of the running instructions.UHD graphics 600 and HDMI 2.0 high definition output support real ultra HD 4K resolution. Two USB 3.0 ports offer the 5Gbps high speed data transmission.

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