Rikomagic is mostly known for its Android HDMI TV dongles such as the MK802 series, but a new Android media player has recently been listed on its website. MK902 features a quad core Cortex A9 RK3188 processor, 2GB RAM, 8 to 16 GB flash depending on configuration, as well as a 5MP camera for video conferencing.
MK902 specifications:
- SoC – Rockchip RK3188 Quad Core cortex A9 SoC @ 1.6 GHz with Mali 400-MP4 GPU
- System Memory – 2GB DDR3 RAM
- Storage – 8GB to 16GB NAND flash, and a micro SD card slot (Up to 32GB)
- Connectivity – WiFi 802.11 b/g/n with external antenna, Bluetooth 4.0, and 10/100M Ethernet
- Video Output – HDMI and AV output (composite).
- Audio Output – HDMI, AV output and optical SPDIF
- USB – 4x USB 2.0 host ports
- Camera – 5MP webcam with microphone
- Power supply – 5V / 2.5A
The device will come with an HDMI cable, an AV cable (composite + stereo audio), a power adapter, and a user’s manual. MK902 is said to run Android 4.2, and supports Miracast. The 5MP camera is mostly a marketing “trick”, which does not mean the claim is untrue, but even if you can find a video conferencing service doing 1080p (1920×1080) it only requires about 2MP. Greater pixel counts are mostly useful for photography, unless I missed something.
There’s currently no information about price nor availability.
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$100 may be normal
Full MK902 Review : http://goo.gl/f3LfMQ
Welcome to check it out.
@Tzahi Arnon
It’s also using RK3188-T @ 1.4GHz
@Jean-Luc Aufranc (CNXSoft)
Hi ,
I checked rockchip website and i didn’t see any info about RK3188-T model , a “lower clock” cpu its ok by me..
as long its fast and also stable.
Minix announcement on their official FB page : “A quick word regarding RockChip’s RK3188-T chipset: There has been much talk on Forums in the last week about the RK3188-T chipset, which has been brought to our attention. So it’s important we clarify our position: We can confirm MINIX is still using the RK3188 chipset in our Quad-Core devices – the NEO X7 and NEO X7mini. And we have absolutely no intentions to switch to the RK3188-T. For those unaware, the RK3188-T is a cheaper alternative to the RK3188 – which other manufacturers have been discovered to be using recently. The… Read more »