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The unit is powered by an Intel Atom N270 processor, 1 GB of RAM and a 16 GB or 32 GB solid state drive (think hard drive without moving parts).
Writing for Rogers online UR Magazine, writer Andrew Moore-Crispin actually says this: "Think of this as a way advanced Commodore C64 with the addition of a built-in display. All the ports, all the computing power, all of the user interface is packed into this tiny 145mm x 425mm x 24.4mm AIO PC."
The Commodore 64 was iconic in its day. (I lusted after it, having only a VIC 20.) How cool to see the spirit of 64 come back again!
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