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Kangaroo Mobile Desktop Review

Kangaroo Mobile Desktop Review

Posted on November 18, 2015January 13, 2020 By Jarvis

These days, you can find several compact Windows computers for less than $150, but even in the world of low-cost mini PCs, the Kangaroo Mobile Desktop stands out. For just $99, this deck-of-cards–sized system offers a host of helpful features you won’t find in pricier PCs, including a built-in battery, a fingerprint reader, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, a removable ports dock and the ability to use an iPad for a screen.

Powered by a quad-core Intel Cherry Trail processor and 2GB of RAM, the Kangaroo Mobile Desktop probably won’t replace your primary PC. But its solid performance and versatility make it an extremely useful secondary device and one of the best bargains in tech.
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