WeTek and the creators of the Linux-based operating system, which was designed specifically for running the Kodi media center software, have recently introduced a new piece of hardware called the WeTek OpenELEC Box. The WeTek OpenELEC Box is designed to make streaming video, media, and audio easy. Different versions of the box are available, each equipped with either a DVB or ATSC tuner. Although no official hardware specifications have been announced by OpenELEC, the hardware box appears to be based on the same components as the WeTek Play. It offers a system powered by an Amlogic AML-8726 MX dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 processor. Here are the hardware specifications: * Processor (CPU): AMLogic AML-8726 MX (1.5 GHz, Dual Core) * GPU: Mali MP400 (Dual Core) * RAM Memory: 1GB DDR III * Flash Memory: 4GB NAND * Plug & Play tuners * Wireless LAN: 802.11 b/g/n * Bluetooth: 4.0 * Ethernet: 10/100 Mbit * Supported Wi-Fi: 2.4 GHz * MicroSD: 1x * USB 2.0: 4x (3 external, 1 internal) * SPDIF: 1x * Serial Debug: Yes, external * A/V Output: 1x HDMI * Power socket: DC In * LED: 3x (power, LAN, WiFi) * IR: Yes * RF: With motion RCU optional * DVB-S2 (satellite) * DVB-T/T2/C (cable/terrestrial) * ATSC (over-the-air) The box comes preinstalled with the OpenELEC operating system, which is based on Android. It supports various custom ROMs such as CyanogenMOD, AOSPA, AOKP, OMNI, and TWRP Recovery. Additionally, it offers support for Enigma 2, an official PBNigma, and other open-source software options like OpenATV, OpenSPA, and OpenHDF.
