Welcome viewers, and welcome to TV box Stop, on today's video we feature the H96 Pro, Amlogic
S912 octa core Android 6.0 4K TV box. In a minute we'll take a look at its hardware,
and new features that comes with this box, so stay tuned, we'll be right back after this.
The H96 pro is Manufactured in China, and takes the same shape and appearance of the
previous Q Box S905 model, which features a cool LED light that wraps around the font
and the sides of the box.
The H96 Pro brings a couple of new things to the table. Firstly is its CPU. The H96
pro comes with the new S912 octa core CPU, running up to 2.0 GHz. It's the 64bit Cortex
A53 with Multi core high pref 3D GPU. It has support for 4K p60, 10b HEVC, VP9 Decoding.
It has support for Dolby vision, H D R 10 and H L g. It has GMAC, and 10 to 100 P H
y. It has integrated audio DAC, and enhanced security Cores. It also has support for Android
6 point 0 marshmallow, and Linux.
Next, we look at its graphics display hardware. The H96 pro, sports the new Mali T820 MP3
GPU, running up to 750 Mhz. The Mali T820 offer advanced GPU technology to consumers
of mainstream devices. The Mali T820 enables attractive, fluid user interfaces and smooth
casual gaming in the smallest silicon area. By reducing the cost of implementation, the
Mali T820 brings feature-rich complex graphics to mainstream consumers. It has been designed
to include specific performance optimizations both for casual content, and 2D UIs, and for
more advanced content.
Thanks to its additional arithmetic pipeline, the Mali T820, brings advanced 3D gaming,
and other arithmetically complex cases to consumers of Android TV boxes, and delivers
maximum performance within a minimal silicon area.
The H96 Pro, comes with 2 GB of DDR3 RAM, and 16 GB of EMMC flash ROM, or what we have
come to call internal storage. You have expandable storage of up to 32 GB via the micro SD card
slot, and also via USB.
When it comes to connectivity, the H96 Pro, have improved their connecting capabilities
by implementing an Ethernet LAN port, with speeds of up to 100 to 1000 Mbps. It also
has improvements in its WiFi connectivity. It now has 802.11 2.4 and 5.8 GHz WiFi connectivity,
with Bluetooth 4.0.
Well all this sounds great, but what's the use of a device like the H96 Pro? The H96
Pro, for those who are new to TV boxes, is an Android device that sits next to your TV,
and provides unlimited streams of movies, TV shows, sporting events, games, live TV
streams, and more. This is done via free or paid subscriptions. Paid methods would include
apps like Netflix, Amazon Instant video, Sling TV, and so on. The free options would include
YouTube, and Kodi 17.0 media center, which comes with Kodi mate, a feature for one click
add on installs.
With the new improvements in hardware as stated earlier in this video, you now have the ability
to run android games at greater speeds and higher quality. The box can now handle 4K
videos of up to 60 fps and higher. This was a bit of a problem at higher frames in previous
boxes.
Lets take a look at its connecting interface ports. The H96 Pro, comes with 1 HDMI 2.0
port, 2 USB, plus 1 OTG port, 1 RJ45 Ethernet LAN port, 1 Audio Video port, 1 Optical audio,
a power adapter, and a micro SD card slot.
With Android 6.0 marshmallow, you now have the option of connecting to your friends and
family via skype and other video conferencing applications. All you need is a USB webcam,
and you're ready to Skype on your big screen from the comfort of your living room. Android
6.0 also gives you the ability to convert external storage into internal storage, giving
you the ability to download larger games, apps, and personal files. The H96 Pro is designed
to work on any TV, weather you have HDMI, or Audio video ports.
So viewers there we have it, the H96 Pro, Amlogic S912 octa core Android 6.0 4K TV box.
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