Hackboard has introduced powerful, affordable Personal Computer Kits with 4G or 5G connectivity, perfect for makers, students, the classroom, work-from-home professionals and anyone looking to create innovative IoT projects.
Today more than ever, both students and professionals need access to affordable, high-quality, versatile computers with outstanding connectivity. Work-from-home professionals may have a computer for work, but need an additional system in the home for both their work and in-home students. IoT designers and makers can take advantage of the power of x86 processors, Windows or Linux software, high-speed connectivity and large amounts of storage to design and create a nearly unlimited number of IoT devices and maker projects. With 4G or 5G connectivity and an affordable price, the Hackboard Personal Computer Kits are designed to meet these needs.
The Hackboard Computer Kits include two initial configurations – the Hackboard 2 Starter Kit and Hackboard 2 Complete Kit.
The Hackboard 2 Starter Kit includes the Hackboard 2, featuring an Intel Celeron processor (up to 2.8GHz), 4GB or 8GB of RAM, up to 4TB of storage, dual- band WiFi, Bluetooth 5.1, HDMI 2.1 output to a monitor or TV, 1080p USB-2 video camera with microphone, full-sized, wireless keyboard with integrated trackpad and a custom-designed, protective case. The Microsoft Windows 10 Pro version is priced at $249.95 and the Debian Linux version is $224.95.
The Hackboard Complete Kit comes with all the components of the Hackboard 2 Starter Kit, plus a portable, 1080p high-definition display with integrated speakers, USB-C and HDMI inputs and a protective screen cover that doubles as a stand. The Microsoft Windows 10 Pro version is priced at $399.95 and the Debian Linux version is $374.95. All the components are also sold separately.
With 4G or 5G connectivity, users can connect to the internet from almost anywhere. Using the HDMI port, users can plug the system into nearly any monitor with an HDMI input, including their TV. In addition to excellent connectivity, the Hackboard 2 runs Windows-based applications, Google Classroom and G-Suite through a web browser, and includes Python coding software for coding projects or to manage the 40-pin GPIO.
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