The small, colorful PC runs on a low-end, dual core Intel Celeron processor, with 2 GB of RAM. As it's built for the developing world, providing offline functionality was a priority for the company behind it and there are over 100 applications available for the system, including an encyclopedia, designed to work with or without an internet connection.

Its proprietary operating system, which the company calls Endless OS, has been designed to require no training to use. It's similar to what you'd find on a smartphone – something that the company believes will make it more accessible to users who aren't used to working with desktop software.

The system connects to displays via HDMI or VGA and is available in three variants. It can be configured with a choice of 32 GB of flash storage or a 500 GB HDD. The 500 GB variant offers Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and a speaker as standard, but they're optional extras on the lower capacity model. All configurations offer a single USB 3.0, two USB 2.0 ports, Gigabit LAN and a 3.5 mm audio jack.