The problem seems to be that the Power Platform Setting seems to be set to “Slate” instead of “Desktop.” You can change a setting in the Windows registry to bring the power menu to the Start Screen, but I’ve found it’s pretty easy to hit Ctrl+Alt+Del to bring up a power menu in the bottom right corner of the screen when I want to shut down or reboot the computer. That means you won’t see a power icon at the top right corner of the Windows Start Screen, and when the computer boots to the desktop, you’ll be greeted by an on-screen keyboard that you probably don’t need. There is one weird thing about the Egreat i6: Windows thinks it’s a tablet.
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It ships with a fully-licensed version of Windows 8.1 with Bing and should support most Windows software… or at least as many programs as you can fit on a device with 32GB of built-in storage space. The system measures about 5.3″ x 4″ x 1.3″ which makes it almost as compact as smallest Intel NUC computers. That makes it easy to treat the Egreat i6 like a full-sized computer: there are plenty of ports that you can use to connect a keyboard, mouse, speakers, and a display (or maybe even two… although I’ve only tested the computer with one display at a time). The Egreat i6 also has a microSD card slot and separate 3.5mm mic and speaker ports. The answer is that you probably won’t find a tablet with full-sized HDMI and VGA ports, three USB 2.0 ports, and a 10/100 Ethernet. So you might be wondering why you should invest $140 in a mini desktop when you could buy a cheap Windows tablet and just connect it to your display with an HDMI cable. Unlike a tablet, this computer doesn’t have its own display and it doesn’t have a battery. It’s powered by an Intel Atom Z3735F Bay Trail processor and features 2GB of RAM and 32GB of eMMC flash storage. Like many cheap mini-desktop computers, the Egreat i6 basically has the specs of a cheap Windows tablet. Here are some notes on the performance of this tiny desktop computer. Geekbuying sells the Egreat i6 for $140, and the store sent me a demo unit to review. The computer also has HDMI and VGA ports which gives you more options for connecting an external display. The Egreat i6 may have stronger, faster wireless performance than just about any other Windows mini PC I’ve tested so far. This little desktop features 802.11b/g/n dual-band (2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz) WiFi and an adjustable antenna. The Egreat i6 doesn’t suffer from either of those problems. Looking for a small, cheap computer that runs Windows? There’s no shortage of options these days, with many models selling for $200 or less.īut some of these cheap mini-desktops suffer from a shortage of ports or poor WiFi performance.
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