APC, a subsidiary so far as I know of VIA's, has released a complete little PC that is reminiscent of the first case mods done by enthusiasts with Mini-ITX boards. The tiny PC, measuring 204 x 98 x 28mm (W x H x D), looks like a book but inside is actually a VIA WonderMedia board loaded with Android 4.0. Dubbed the Paper PC, it will cost you $99 and can be pre-ordered in March.
This is a classy and clever way to present this pocket rocket to enthusiasts. It's a design that sleek and able to be customized by creating your own book cover.
"Documents or books can be piled up on top of the computer, or it can be placed on a bookshelf. It’s a computer that you could sandwich between a variety of objects."
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| Which one is the Paper PC? |
"Documents or books can be piled up on top of the computer, or it can be placed on a bookshelf. It’s a computer that you could sandwich between a variety of objects."
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Model | Paper |
| Software | Android 4.0 (PC System) |
| Chip | VIA ARM Cortex-A9 @800Mhz Processor |
| Memory | DDR3 512MB Memory 4GB NAND Flash |
| Graphics | Built-in 2D/3D Graphic Resolution up to 1080p |
| Input and Output | HDMI USB 2.0 (x2) microUSB (OTG) Audio out / Mic in microSD Slot |
| Network | 10/100 Ethernet |
| Debug | 20-pin ARM-JTAG header |
| Expansion | Extra GPIO, SPI and I2C busses on a header |
| Size | 204 x 98 x 28mm (W x H x D) |
| Case | Recycled pressed cardboard with high-grade aluminum |
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