* CPU: Intel Z8300, 4cores, 1.84GHz, 64bit
* GPU: Intel HD Graphics
* 2GB RAM
* 32GB eMMC ROM
* Windows 10
* USB 3.0 * 1 + USB 2.0 * 3
* Card reader: TF Card
* Supports the latest HEVC (H.265) decoding
* Support 4K*2K Super HD video playback
* WiFi: IEEE 802.11b/g/n, the fastest wireless internet
* Bluetooth V4.0 http://www.inexbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/T10%E4%BA%A7%E5%93%81%E5%9B%BE-6.png

Cause Linux touchscreen drivers are shit

this is the shit I was thinking of

no stick

What's the advantage of that, though?

intel inside ™

With a stick, you can bring it wherever you want

I don't do that

even for someone as mobile as me, I bring my elite 130

I guess it has the main advantage of an ethernet slot

But that's achievable with an USB adapter

ethernet slot is necessary

not on the sticks

USB 3.0 is sweet

Guys, clarify this for me

How much is that box, anyway?

Oh kek

120 bucks

http://www.gearbest.com/tv-box-mini-pc/pp_376409.html?wid=21

is there any real-world performance decrease when using an adapter compared to a native PCI-e slot for an ethernet card?

could be cheaper with 2 GB less RAM, etc

It should be slightly slower

it has windows 10 too

If you're running 100 and upwards, you should be hitting caps

if they did it legit, this shit costs money

Especially with a 2.0 adapter

100 usd is a lot for chink shit item

correct

Otherwise, no

If you have like 30/30 or something really low, there should be no difference

If you have a decent adapter, that is

Oh you remember that

well, my shitty college wifi is about 5/5

I can upgrade to 200/200 though, but it costs 10 euros more each month

That could be worth it

But what's 100/100?

my plan costs 42 euros a month btw

30/30

Ok, that's alot

yeah they are faggots

for putting 30/30 this much, and a little more for 200/200