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Intel's latest Compute Stick squeezes in Core M3, M5 chips | Engadget
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Intel announces a beefed up Core M Compute Stick with Skylake | Ars Technica
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User manual Intel Compute Stick (English - 4 pages)
The new type of stick-type PC "Intel Compute Stick" also includes Core M version of Skylake, greatly improving performance - GIGAZINE
Intel Compute Stick with Core M processors, 4K support announced
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Intel Compute Stick (2016) review: Though improved, it still lacks mass appeal | PCWorld
Intel Compute Stick (Core m3) review: The most powerful stick PC yet - CNET
Intel Announces The Second Generation Of The Intel Compute Sticks – Pokde.Net
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Intel supercharges new Compute Sticks with M3, M5 processors
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