Utilite : ARM Based Mini-PC Featuring linux Starts From $99

Since the release of Raspberry Pi; there are many Credit-card sized PC has been launched by different manufacturers with different configurations, all of 'em outperforming eachother in processing power. Seems as,after the release of first credit-card sized PC, the world is moving from Desktops to Credit-card sized PC,still it's too early to say that though.

#-Link-Snipped-# has developed the Mini-PC which really doesn't comes under credit-card sized PC category, as the dimensions of the body of Utilite is quite bigger, length being around more than a normal palm, hence it is the first of it's kind coming under the category of 'Mini-PC'.

Configuration :
- Dimensions : 5.3” x 3.9” x 0.8”
- Freescale i.M6 Processor (available in single core to quad cores range)
- Supports 4GB RAM
- Storage of 512 GB mSATA drive.
- Supports upto 128GB via SDXC
- HDMI & DVI Ports
- 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports
- Stereo jacks
- Wifi
- Bluetooth
- 4x USB2.0 Ports
- 2x RS232 Serial Ports
- OS : Android or Ubuntu (Depends upon your choice)

From the configuration, it seems to have everything that your desktop computer should have (maybe even more than that). It will be shipped with Android or Ubuntu depending on your choice.
The base price is $99, which is set for low-range Utilite with single core processor & lowest possible configuration.

Would you buy it ?
Do you think, Mini-PCs & Credit-sized PCs will overtake the Desktops ?
Drop your comments on our on going debate : Will Credit Card Sized Boards Take Over The Traditional PCs ?

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