For $10 more (when you include shipping), you can get a Logitech Revue on Amazon.<p>* Google TV/Android 3.0 instead of Android 2.3<p>* Access to Google Play market, which this doesn't have<p>* 802.11b/g/n wifi, which this doesn't have<p>* A really nice wireless keyboard+touchpad controller<p>* Essentially identical power profile<p>* Logitech Harmony software built in; it can control just about every TV, receiver, DVD player, etc. in existence
"Chip VIA 800MHz Processor"<p>I'm confused by this. Is it a "VIA processor" or an ARM processor, made by VIA? I hope they didn't change the CPU mid-way with one of their own.<p>Edit: In their PR they say it's a "VIA WonderMedia ARM 11 SoC".<p><a href="http://apc.io/files/2012/05/PR120522-APC-Final.pdf" rel="nofollow">http://apc.io/files/2012/05/PR120522-APC-Final.pdf</a>
I was going to order until I realized it was actually going to be $87 not $49. This is only the first of many of these devices that should be coming soon
Anyone aware of an inexpensive place to pick up a small touchscreen LCD?<p>APC, paired with a small touchscreen would be very useful in many situations.
That's not a computer that's a cardboard box. It would probably be more effective to show a rendering + screen shots. They're not selling a box they're selling a computer.
besides small form factor, I care about power consumption:<p>[1] consumes 4 watts when operating at idle power and 13.5 watts at maximum load.<p>[1] <a href="http://apc.io/faq/what-is-the-power-consumption-of-apc/" rel="nofollow">http://apc.io/faq/what-is-the-power-consumption-of-apc/</a>
I can't remember why I bookmarked and signed up for their pre-order alert... Why do I want to spend ~$100 on a dumbed down *nix device? Note: I am a mobile developer too but...my Asus Transformer was only moderately more expensive...
The first company that made something like this which worked 'out of the box' with YouTube, Netflix, BBC, Skype and sold for $50 (ie $100 at Worst Buy) would do very well.<p>There are a lot of TV shows being watched on iPads because hooking up the big screen TV to a computer is too much effort / inconvenient for 'normal' people.
<a href="http://apc.io/wp-content/blogs.dir/7/files/apc-screenshots/settings.jpg" rel="nofollow">http://apc.io/wp-content/blogs.dir/7/files/apc-screenshots/s...</a><p>Come on guys, get serious.