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Lenovo enters PC-on-a-stick market with ideacentre Stick 300

Lenovo enters PC-on-a-stick market with ideacentre Stick 300

Posted on June 23, 2015August 11, 2019 By Jarvis

As micro-sized PCs on USB and HDMI sticks are becoming the new standard for entry-level computing and entertainment systems,Lenovo has announced its entry into the market. Dubbed the ideacentre Stick 300, the device plugs into a HDMI port on any monitor or television display, turning it into a Windows PC with more than enough power to browse the web, create documents, and enjoy media like photos and video. Lenovo says it will be hitting the US this fall, priced at a wallet-friendly $129.
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