I found this NEXBOX MXQ TV Box 32Bit Android 4.4 WiFi TV Online Player Amlogic S805 Quad Core Cortex A5 1GB RAM 8GB ROM on sale for US $ 23.99 + FREE S/H to almost any country. If you are new to EverBuying, you need to apply for a new free account and will be given a free 100 EB (EverBuying) points. Once you get your new account processed, you will need to login and click the Your ACCOUNT button (on the right top corner). Then, under the My Account section, you need to confirm your account to get an additional 10 EB points. I believe each EB point will give you a US 2₵ discount towards the product in your cart during the checkout process. So, if you place an order for a NEXBOX MXQ TV Box 32Bit Android 4.4 WiFi TV Online Player Amlogic S805 Quad Core Cortex A5 1GB RAM 8GB ROM US $ 23.99 + FREE S/H, then the 110 EB points (US $2.20) will bring your total price down to a US $21.79 (see this snapshot).
I was tempted to place an order for this item. However, after perusing its specs, I noticed its Ethernet (RJ45) port only supports 10/100 Mbps. Also, I believe most, if not all, Android TV Boxes have problems with its WiFi. I have two Android TV Boxes, i.e. UG802 2-Core Cortex-A9 Android and (Andoer) Z4L Android 5.1 TV Box RK3368 Octa-Core 64Bits 2G/8G, and they both experience the same WiFi issue. I have no problem to configure both to connect to my WiFi router, but both devices refuse to accept media streams. So, I resorted to the Ethernet connection for the octa-core one. That said, if you in a dire need for an inexpensive 4-core embedded system with 1/8 GB RAM/Storage to hack running on a Linux OS, then this may not be a bad choice, especially it also supports PayPal as a payment (I think Joey will like it).
@Mod: If this post deemed in appropriate, please kindly remove it.
I was tempted to place an order for this item. However, after perusing its specs, I noticed its Ethernet (RJ45) port only supports 10/100 Mbps. Also, I believe most, if not all, Android TV Boxes have problems with its WiFi. I have two Android TV Boxes, i.e. UG802 2-Core Cortex-A9 Android and (Andoer) Z4L Android 5.1 TV Box RK3368 Octa-Core 64Bits 2G/8G, and they both experience the same WiFi issue. I have no problem to configure both to connect to my WiFi router, but both devices refuse to accept media streams. So, I resorted to the Ethernet connection for the octa-core one. That said, if you in a dire need for an inexpensive 4-core embedded system with 1/8 GB RAM/Storage to hack running on a Linux OS, then this may not be a bad choice, especially it also supports PayPal as a payment (I think Joey will like it).
@Mod: If this post deemed in appropriate, please kindly remove it.