Lighter-Sized Android TV Device Packs A Lot into Small Package

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MEDIA enthusiasts will be able to enjoy Android TVs no matter where they are with an Android TV device packing an immense amount of power for a small price and build says Chinavasion.

Chinavasion has just launched the Zipp 1080P Android TV dongle, a powerhouse entertainment system packed into a container little bigger than a zippo lighter.

Despite having dimensions of 110x30x15mm and weighing a measly 30 grammes Rose Li, PR Manager of Android TV specialist Chinavaison, says it packs a lot of hardware and software into that space.

"With 1GB of RAM and a 1.2GHZ processor this definitely is no slouch when it comes to performance," says Li. "That's almost the same capacity offered by bigger and more expensive Android TV offerings being bought out at this year's CES conference."

Li says this is in stark contrast to earlier devices that cost twice as much for half the computing power which, when combined with an Android 4.0 operating system will result in a flawless TV watching experience.

"There are literally hundreds of free high quality Android media apps available these days and with the Zipp you'll be able to run more than one at more time," says Li.

Unlike big brand offerings the Zipp Android PC offers compatibility with a wide range of video and audio formats including DivX, H.264,MPEG-2, MPEG-4, M4V, AAC, MP3, WMA and WAV.

And with an internal memory capacity of 4GB and an external memory slot capable of handling 32GB SD cards Li says there is plenty of space to get every TV show and movie onto the card.

"The Zipp Android TV is truly a remarkable device," says Li. "It can do the work of a device that costs hundreds while costing less than 50 USD to buy."


Rose Li is the PR manager for Chinavasion, China's top store for Android TV Dongles. To learn more about Chinavasion paste this URL into your browser http://www.chinavasion.com