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The 'Endless' Mini Computer is Aimed At Developing Countries

The Endless is a crowdfunded mini computer that can convert users' televisions into fully functoinal computers. Running on a proprietary operating system, the Endless will work with over 100 apps that work both online and offline. This cute little contraption is targeted towards the developing world, in that offline functionality is a big part of its operation.

The computer's Endless OS operating system requires no training to use and is similar to smartphone software, which should make it more accessible to people who aren't used to working on desktops. The computer also comes with a range of connectivity, storage and multimedia functions.

The Endless mini computer's unique market focus should make it stand out among other mini computers, and it is set to be introduced in the Latin American market.
Trend Themes
1. Mini Computer Technology - The development of mini computers adaptable to any TV can provide more affordable and accessible computer technology to the masses.
2. Offline Functionality - Offering functionality requiring no internet connection can help bridge the digital divide in developing countries with limited internet access.
3. Smartphone-like Operating Systems - Using simplified operating systems similar to smartphone software can help increase computer accessibility for those who are less familiar with desktops.
Industry Implications
1. Technology Hardware Manufacturing - There is an opportunity for technology companies to manufacture and market mini computers tailored to the needs of developing countries.
2. Education Technology - The Endless mini computer can disrupt the education technology industry by providing more affordable and accessible technology solutions to students and educators in developing countries.
3. Telecommunications - Telecommunications companies can provide internet access solutions to support the widespread use of mini computers in developing countries.

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