This Coin-sized Linux Computer Is Available for Just $69
The endless tinker-ability of Linux systems makes it a favorite among true tech aficionados who love to build awesome gadgets and programs from scratch. Whether you’re trying to write a new OS, set up a home automation platform, or simply want to amplify a WiFi signal on the go, Linux always manages to get the job done.
This VoCore2 Mini Linux Computer Bundle makes it easier than ever to utilize the power of Linux in any environment, and it’s available for over 10% off at just $69.
Complete with a display screen, portable interface, and a wide range of external equipment, this mini-computer packs a serious punch for a fraction of what you’d pay for a traditional PC.
You’ll be able to use this open-source platform in order to build a VPN gateway, an AirPlay music streaming station, a private cloud for data storage and much more—thanks to a super-fast screen that offers high-quality display usage for embedding devices.
You’ll also be able to send and receive data directly through USB, and there are multiple A/D converters along with an on-board antenna for added functionality.
Take your Linux tools with you on the go with this VoCore2 Mini Linux Computer Bundle for just $69—over 10% off its usual price for a limited time.
Prices are subject to change.
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