Lenovo entered the PC stick market this week with the unveiling of its Ideacentre Stick 300, scheduled to launch in the U.S. this fall for $129. The Ideacentre, which can plug into displays to provide PC capabilities such as videoconferencing and Web browsing, features an Intel Baytrail processor, 2GB of memory and 32GB of storage, according to Digital Trends. The pocket-sized stick will run Windows and offer Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity. It also includes an HDMI port, MicroUSB 2.0 port, an SD card reader and its own tiny built-in speaker. Lenovo’s offering will compete with existing products including Intel’s $150 Compute Stick.