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Ubuntu on the 32GB Intel Compute Stick: You have to install it yourself - Liliputing
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Android, Chromium OS, and Ubuntu on Intel Atom x5 Compute Stick. What Works, What Doesn't. - CNX Software
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Intel's Compute Stick: A full PC that's tiny in size (and performance) | Ars Technica
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Intel Compute Stick review (2016): Second time's the charm | Engadget
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The Less-Powerful Intel Compute Stick With Ubuntu Will Soon Ship - Phoronix
Intel Compute Stick review: nothing more than a prototype for now | Engadget
Intel Compute Stick STK1AW32SC Review with Cherry Trail - Legit Reviews
Windows 10 Intel Compute Stick Launching Soon
Intel Compute Stick will run Linux | InfoWorld
Intel Compute Stick now available: $149 for Windows version, $110 for Linux | ZDNET
Install Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on the 2GB Intel Compute Stick - Liliputing
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Review: The Intel Compute Stick -- the ultimate mobile PC | Computerworld
