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- High speed RK3566 quad-core 64-bit Cortext-A55 CPU
- 2GB LPDDR4 RAM and 32GB high speed eMMC storage
- Android & Linux Dual OS for the best performance
- 5G WiFi for downloading apps, browsing and multiplayer
- Supports over 20 classic retro gaming consoles
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- Processor: Unisoc Tiger T618
- CPU: 2*A75@2.0GHz+6*A55@2.0GHz
- GPU: Mali G52@850Mhz
- RAM: 4GB LPDDR4x@1866
- STORAGE: 128GB eMMC & 128GB Via Included MicroSD
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- Intel N4020 / UHD Graphics
- 4GB LPDDR4X @ 2400MT/s
- 64GB eMMC Storage
- Dual Display Output 2x HDMI 2
- WiFi 5 & Bluetooth 5 Support
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is eMMC storage?
eMMC stands for Embedded Multi-Media Card and refers to a type of solid-state storage commonly used in portable electronic devices. It includes both the flash memory and the flash memory controller integrated on the same silicon die, allowing for small form factor and reduced manufacturing costs.
Why choose eMMC storage?
eMMC storage offers a balance of performance and affordability and is ideal for users looking for more reliable storage than a traditional HDD and without the cost of an SSD. Devices with eMMC storage benefit from quick boot-up times, rapid application loading, and better overall device responsiveness.
How does eMMC compare to SSD storage?
eMMC storage primarily differs from SSDs in terms of speed and expandability. While SSDs typically offer higher transfer speeds and larger storage capacities, eMMC storage provides a cost-effective solution with enough performance for everyday device usage, especially in portable gadgets where space is at a premium.
Can I upgrade the eMMC storage on my device?
Upgradability of eMMC storage depends on the device. In many cases, eMMC memory is soldered directly onto the device’s motherboard, making it non-upgradeable. This emphasizes the importance of choosing a device with the appropriate amount of built-in eMMC storage for your needs.