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Intel stick 2nd generation - gene0915 - 2016-01-08

http://www.engadget.com/2016/01/06/intel-compute-stick-core-m3-m5/

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What do you all think of the base model? ( think the M3 based ones are a bit pricey.)


RE: Intel stick 2nd generation - Ned Scott - 2016-01-08

It should make for an excellent Kodi device.


RE: Intel stick 2nd generation - zag - 2016-01-08

Yep looks like they fixed the USB port problems.

Shame it still needs a dedicated power supply though Sad


RE: Intel stick 2nd generation - fritsch - 2016-01-08

No hevc 10 bit support. It seems Braswell based ... so you can throw it for future content. There are enough toys in arm world that are all not future proof as well but cheaper.


RE: Intel stick 2nd generation - zag - 2016-01-08

This article does mention the more expensive core m versions are skylake based

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/01/08/intels_compute_sticks_get_core_m3m5/

Maybe the cheaper entry level model is braswell?


RE: Intel stick 2nd generation - Topken - 2016-01-08

(2016-01-08, 17:14)zag Wrote: This article does mention the more expensive core m versions are skylake based

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/01/08/intels_compute_sticks_get_core_m3m5/

Maybe the cheaper entry level model is braswell?

Ok I have seen the low end model as 2 different cpus one listed it as the Atom X5-Z8400 and that article is listing it as the X5-Z8300


RE: Intel stick 2nd generation - Matt Devo - 2016-01-08

(2016-01-08, 17:14)zag Wrote: This article does mention the more expensive core m versions are skylake based

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/01/08/intels_compute_sticks_get_core_m3m5/

Maybe the cheaper entry level model is braswell?

doesn't really matter since both are limited to 8-bit HEVC decoding, and the skylake version isn't likely to have the grunt to do it in s/w