spo-comm Blog

In September there’s also no slack insight, whether at spo-comm nor in the IT field in general. Microsoft causes confusion with Windows 11: On the one hand, it will be released sooner than expected, and on the other hand the list of supported CPUs was enlarged a little bit. Furthermore our MOVE series receives an update: The MOVE QM87 turns into the MOVE Q170.

Silly season? Not with us! Our NINETEEN Q370 is getting a new mainboard and we are already thinking about what we could do with the 10 USB interfaces. And then Microsoft surprisingly presented Windows 11. Of course, we had to take a closer look at that right away.

Whether in cameras or smartphones - almost every one of us has at least one SD card in use. We tell you which types of cards are available and which of our mini-PCs are equipped with a practical SD card slot.

The pandemic causes trouble in the whole world, as well as for our Mini-PCs. In this article we explain what that means for our customers. Also: One of our BOX models is EOL.

The Corona pandemic now as before keeps many fields of the industry busy – amongst others the manufacturers of computer chips. What are the consequences for the spo-comm products and what does that mean for our customers? Also, as part of our new website and online shop we want to present our new warranties.

Many mobile devices and also some of our spo-comm Mini-PCs use eMMC as their storage. But what exactly is eMMC and what are the benefits of this storage media? We want to explain it to you in this article.

A Mini-PC has many different components that have to be controlled. This task is taken over by the chipset. Because the chipset is such a big part in a Mini-PC, we want to explain how it is built up and what the chipset is responsible for.

The corona crisis dominates the news - even in the tech world. But we have some spo-comm company news for you.

How is data stored in our smartphones? How do countless photos fit on a small SD card in the camera? With the same technology as for SSDs: the flash memory. We took a closer look at that.