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PixelMob Portable AI Workstation review

The PixelMob is a portable workstation for photographers, videographers and creators with storage, AI file management, editing, monitoring and tethered shooting.

PixelMob Portable AI Workstation review

The PixelMob Portable AI Workstation is a portable device designed for digital creatives such as photographers and videographers. Its key features include a 7-inch OLED touchscreen display with a brightness of 1,100 nits, running on Android with 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB of internal storage. The device supports up to 24TB of total storage through three M.2 slots, and offers various connectivity options including USB-A, USB-C, HDMI input and output, LAN, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

The PixelMob supports CFexpress Type B, SD, and microSD storage media, and integrates with popular apps like Lightbox, Sequence, Cones, and Framebox for file management and editing. It also provides cloud storage backup functionality and supports various file formats. The device is powered by an 11,600mAh battery and can be extended with a compatible Sony NP-F battery for longer use.

With its large touchscreen interface and support for multiple storage media, the PixelMob aims to streamline the workflow of digital creators, providing a comprehensive backup and organization solution.

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