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If you take out the Windows 8 filter, the voyo v2 shows up in the list. Runs Windows 10 and I am very impressed with it. (picked one up a couple of weeks ago).

Alan

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#2  

i just bought a few, so we'll see how they work. But wow, those prices are crazy cheap - considering what you get. Here's the ones i just purchased..

Built-in battery (gets hot). Doesn't charge when it's plugged in and powered on. Not a fan of this one.

Built-in touch screen (awesome!)

This one is awesome as well, requires 5v power

I will be putting these into a bunch of robots that need full-time processing. Such as the ATAT walker, the InMoov, Omnibot 2000, Omnibot 5402, and some others.

@alan, yeah i saw that last minute after i posted. I changed the link to include Windows 10 in the search. Pretty amazing prices. Where did you find out about it? It popped up in my facebook feed, of all places

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Nice! Missed that thread, geez. I did forget to select USA power adapters - so i contacted them, hopefully they change my order lol

With computing power, storage and capabilities at those prices... don't know why anyone would bother with a raspberry pi or beagleboard! The zero makes sense for iot and media center - but wow, some of those are amazingly priced for the featureset

#5  

@Alan.... How long does that 5000mah battery last? Did you use a bluetooth mouse and keyboard or could you just VNC into it?

#6  

The voyo looks like a pretty good option. I will have to keep an eye on this. With the components that are on the computer, I would expect the battery to last about 6 to 8 hours mainly because you are not driving a display with the battery. The ssd drive should make it pretty responsive.

#7  

From looking at the review it looks like it will run closer to 10 hours using the 5000mah battery. It is pulling about 450ma to run the device. Pretty impressive.

#8  

Well, from what I can tell, the one he tested was the 8000mah battery version which looks like it doesn't include the SSD, so, maybe closer to the 8 hour mark with the added power consumption of the ssd I would guess.

Anyway, will be watching to see if anyone gets one and how it works out.