Tiny computers like the Intel Compute Stick are, well… tiny. Their small enough to slide into a pants pocket, or to plug directly into the HDMI port of a TV or monitor to turn any display into a fully functional PC.
But the portability comes at a price: most PC sticks only have one or two USB ports, and only a handful of models have Ethernet jacks.
Japanese company Dospara has a solution: they’ve launched a docking station for PC sticks. The Dospara DG-STKLC sells for about $40 (in Japan).
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