Meet CHIP - a computer that costs $9

CHIP is a computer. It’s tiny and easy to use. CHIP does computer things. Work in LibreOffice and save your documents to CHIP’s onboard storage. Surf the web and check your email over wifi. Play games with a bluetooth controller. With dozens of applications and tools preinstalled, it is ready to do computer things the moment you power it on.
CHIP is a computer for students, teachers, grandparents, children, artists, makers, hackers, and inventors. Everyone really. CHIP is a great way to add a computer to your life and the perfect way to power your computer based projects.

Along with the above specifications,it also has WiFi and Bluetooth support built-in. This means you can connect to the Internet as well as a keyboard and mouse without using any cables — although Bluetooth keyboards and mice are generally a bit more expensive than the wired models.

You can connect CHIP with any screen. Don't worry if you have an old or small screen, it works with them too. But, If you want to hook CHIP up to a VGA or HDMI port, you’ll need to shell out a bit more cash — $10 for the VGA board or $15 for HDMI.

The option that may draw the most interest is the PocketCHIP case. It creates a battery-powered portable unit based on CHIP that includes a 4.3-inch, 470×272px resistive color touch screen, a 3000mAh battery, and a tiny full super-clicky QWERTY keyboard. CHIP is removable via hatch.

 The company launched a Kickstarter campaign to help fund this product and pledged more than $2 million. Click Here to pre-order the C.H.I.P.