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What's slightly larger than a USB memory stick, runs on the Android 4 OS, has no batteries, connects users securely to personal or business cloud data, does not require a tablet, laptop, or smartphone, and will make you Wyse? The answer is not a precursor to a punchline.It is of course Dell Inc.'s Project Ophelia which enables secure cloud access to content using Dell Wyse software on a multi-media capable device that is self-powered through a monitor. The Ophelia device is somehow reminiscent of the FXI Cotton Candy PC-on-a-Stick, and the Chinese MK802. Dell sees this device playing a role for professionals traveling without access to a laptop or tablet; or as a backup if mobile devices fail or are misplaced while traveling.
The Ophelia device has the flexibility to get power from a display monitor through its MHL interface to the monitor’s MHL port, or through its own USB interface.Ophelia supports social networking, web browsing, Android applications, and media playback while retaining settings for multiple users.
