Trim-Slice - this is another "pocket" computer all from the same company CompuLab, which can already be considered a pro in creating miniature computers. In this case, it's great power and other characteristics are not brought here to sacrifice size, and it is impressive: 130 x 95 x 15 mm! So, Trim-Slice boasts dual-core processor NVIDIA Tegra 2 ARM Cortex A9 (1 GHz) with built-in energy-efficient graphics GeForce, 1 GB DDR2, SSD capacity up to 64 GB, WiFi 802.11n + BT, the presence of SD-and microSD-card reader, and as ports USB (4 pieces), DMI 1.3 full-HD + DVI, COM, digital 5.1 S / PDIF. Device "dressed" in a solid metal body and consumes only 3 watts! Trim-Slice will be available in April at a price of "less than a tablet.

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