It also uses Bluetooth 4.0, so you can connect peripherals such as a keyboard and mouse. It operates using 802.11n Wi-Fi (note that the Stick operates only in the 2.4GHz band).

There is an on/off button and a blue LED that glows when the Stick is running. The Stick also comes with a micro-SD card slot so that it can add up to 128GB of additional storage capacity. HDMI extension cable, which will keep it out of the way. If the Stick blocks any other ports on the monitor, you can use it with the included 7.5-in. The Stick plugs into a monitor via its HDMI connector and is powered via a micro-USB port (it comes with an AC adapter, but can also use any USB power source that puts out 10 watts or more). (The device has two holes in its top for threading a security cable or a lanyard through, in case you're nervous about losing it.) and measures 0.4 x 1.5 x 4.5 in., only a little larger than a car's key fob. (Note: Because this was a pre-production unit, there may be differences between it and the final product.) Its black plastic and metal case bears the 'Intel Inside' logo, weighs just 1.9 oz. The $150 Compute Stick is all about miniaturization and packaging.

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