Smartphone technology has begun to spill over into the PC market with devices becoming smaller than ever like the 'Ockel Sirius' touchscreen computer. Small enough to be carried in a pants pocket, the 'Ockel Sirius' PC features a 6-inch touchscreen and packs the Windows 10 OS.
The stylish 'Ockel Sirius' comes in one of three color options including black, silver and gold, and is powered by an Intel Atom x7-Z8750 processor. The PC features 4GB of RAM along with 64GB of storage that can be upgraded to 2TB through the built-in microSD card slot.
The 'Ockel Sirius' touchscreen computer is an impressively powerful yet small PC that is currently being funded on Indiegogo for $499 with shipments set to start in May 2017.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Small-touchscreen Technology
- The rise of small touchscreen devices is creating opportunities for innovative portable computing solutions.
- Smartphone Integration in Pcs
- The integration of smartphone technology into PCs opens up possibilities for compact and versatile computing devices.
- Miniature Pcs
- The demand for smaller and more portable PCs is driving the development of pocket-sized touchscreen computers.
Sectors Adopting This
- Consumer Electronics
- The consumer electronics industry can capitalize on the trend of small-touchscreen technology by developing compact and powerful computing devices.
- Information Technology
- The IT industry can explore opportunities in the integration of smartphone technology into PCs, creating innovative solutions for businesses and consumers alike.
- Crowdfunding and Tech Startups
- The rise of crowdfunding platforms like Indiegogo provides opportunities for tech startups to fund and launch disruptive innovations such as pocket-sized touchscreen computers.
