14 DAY TRIAL // CompuLab has introduced a brand-new ARM desktop computer powered by the world’s most popular free operating system, Ubuntu. Utilite2 is a fanless tiny PC that includes a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor, a high-performance Adreno 320 GPU (Graphics Processing Unit).
The CompuLab Utilite2 computer promises to deliver rich I/O and high performance, while offering users a complete Ubuntu desktop operating system. As an alternative to Ubuntu, Utilite2 also supports Android-based operating systems (Android 4.4.3 Kit Kat with Google Play).
Regarding its specs, we can mention that Utilite2’s quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 Krait 300 (APQ8064) processor runs at 1.7GHz. It includes 2GB of RAM DDR3 1066, high-speed mSATA storage, and eMMC storage. The tiny computer also supports 1080p video playback and recording.
Additionally, the tiny PC comes with dual-antenna WiFi 802.11, Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity, a Gigabit Ethernet port, a USB OTG (On-The-Go) port, 4 x USB2 ports, a Micro-SD port, an HDMI port, stereo line-out and line-in, as well as support for cellular modems.
The tiny computer comes in two editions, its price starts from $192 (€177)
We can also mention that CompuLab Utilite2’s dimensions are 3.4” x 3.4” x 1.1”, which means that it is quite tiny. The fanless casing is crafted in aluminum die-cast, and the entire unit has been engineered to offer reliable 24/7 operation, ideal for outdoor or industrial environments.
CompuLab Utilite2’s price starts at $192 (€177) for the Utilite2 4GB edition and $229 (€212) for the Utilite2 SSD edition. Please note that the aforementioned prices do not include shipping and duty costs, nor VAT. The Utilite2 SSD edition includes a 32GB SSD.
You can purchase the tiny CompuLab Utilite2 computer right now from its website. You can buy it directly from CompuLab or from a local reseller. It can be shipped worldwide, but not to all countries, so please check the availability on the purchase page before buying.