A mini computer equipped with touchscreen capabilities may not be the most brilliant of ideas, but it appears that Chinese tech company Pipo might pull a new trick with its latest creation.

Dubbed as the Pipo X10, the device is a follow-up to the X9 which was released in 2015, this time with added touchscreen display.

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When Pipo released the X9, the immediate reaction of the tech community was that it was designed for the company to avail a free Windows license. It is also important to note that touchscreen devices running on the Windows platform are relatively cheaper compared to acquiring a full Windows license.

While the Pipo X9 did manage to catch the attention of some users, the X9 eventually faded from the mainstream consciousness.

Now Pipo is breathing new life into the series with the X10. The Pipo X10 has a 10.8-inch display with 1920 x 1280 resolution, an Intel Cherry Trail Z8300 quad-core processor clocked at 1.8GHz, and 4GB of DDR3 memory.

The Pipo X10 has a built-in speaker, Wi-Fi adapter, and supports Bluetooth connection. It has four standard USB ports which can be used to connect additional peripherals like a mouse or a keyboard, according to Giz China. Powering the Pipo X10 is a massive 10,000mAh.

The Pipo X10 costs $194, according to Gear Best.

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