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With the emergence of high performance computers, There has been a great need for the production of power mini PC's with high performance. The need for high performance mini PC's has not been totally met, workstation PCs still appear in large sizes. A company called Game pad Digital (GPD) has actually take a step towards meeting this need, By manufacturing what is regarded as a PC with a handset size. Though this PC is not as powerful as the mighty workstations, it going to go a long way in processing the type of data you process on your PC. Below is a review on this device.

The GPD win is a palm top running on windows 10, powered by Intel's atom cherry tail processor with 4GIGs of ram accompanied by 64GIGS of EMMC storage and also 128 GIGS of expandable storage via a micro SD slot.
Looking at this device you will find a 5.5 inch 720p touch screen display protected by gorilla glass three. You will also find a fully functioning PC keyboard. Beside this keyboard on the right you will find a series of dedicated buttons, an Xbox dedicated button, a power switch button , L3 and R3 dedicated buttons select and start button, print and screen lock buttons.
Still on the top base you will find a switch that let's you navigate into the gaming console mode and the mouse mode, just at the top centre of the top base. Just above the key board you will find a joystick button on the left accompanied by direction buttons and on right part of the top base with 3 gaming buttons labelled x,y,a,b on the side. On these gaming buttons you will find Xbox gaming console labels on it I mean the triangle ,square, X and circle. When you are not gaming on this device the joystick button on the right becomes your mouse and the joystick button the left of the top base becomes your scroll, to be able to use this feature you must have turned on mouse mode. You are not restricted to using this mouse mode when carry out data processing on this device as the 5.5 inch capacitive touch screen comes in handy in this case continue reading.....

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