Unofficial Android based accessories, called “mini-PCs”, are proving to be very popular for bootleggers in Asia. The mini-PCs can be purchased for around $100 over the internet and come preloaded with digital copies of movies.
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Android based “mini-PCs” are very popular for bootleggers in Asia
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Published November 18, 2013
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The unofficial Android accessories, which typically run version 4.2 of the operating system and include access to the Google Play store, were highlighted by Philip Elmer-Dewitt of Apple 2.0 in a report on Monday. The diminutive devices can be found online marketed as “mini PCs,” and feature connectivity options such as USB, HDMI and Bluetooth.
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