Endless Mini

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Excellent design
Affordable
Comes preloaded with educational content

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Can be painfully slow compared to even the least expensive PCs

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Last revision on February 23, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Excellent design
Affordable
Comes preloaded with educational content

Reviewers Didn't Like

Can be painfully slow compared to even the least expensive PCs

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We live in a world where you can get an 8-inch Android tablet for $50 and an Android set-top box for $19. That’s a lot less than the $79 or $100 for the Endless Mini. And for maybe $30 more, you can get a full-on budget Chromebook that doesn’t require a separate keyboard, mouse, and display.

By PCWorld on February 23, 2016

The Endless Mini aims to be an affordable entry level desktop for the developing world, but its most original idea is to preload a ton of educational content so that it works even when there's no internet connection available.

By cnet on February 19, 2016

Endless Mini

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