March 31, 2009 AT 4:52 pm
BeagleBoard presentation
Slides are up from the Embedded Systems Conference “Build Your Own Embedded System” by Gerald Coley and Jason Kridner – BeagleBoard via mightohm. The $150 USB-powered Beagle Board is a low-cost, fan-less single board computer… it’s an open source hardware project that was funded by Digi-Key and TI with design contributions from their community. As far as open source hardware projects go – this is one to watch.
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Hmm. I look at that, wondering what to do with all the computing power on the small board. “Mini Tivo” comes to mind, though a SATA interface would make that a bit easier. Has anybody done an Android port?
An Arduino or Pic24F already handles hardware gadgets needing a bit of TCP and SD Card memory for less $$.
Perhaps others can post applications making use of the extra 590Mhz?
I saw a site that had a link to a Andriod port for BeagleBoard.
Found it here:
http://jkridner.s3.amazonaws.com/esc/ESC-268.pdf