Author: unterbahn

gumstix.com – way small computing Processor: Marvell® PXA270…

gumstix.com – way small computing

Processor: Marvell® PXA270 with XScale™

Speed: 400MHz

Memory: 64MB RAM / 16MB Flash

Features:
Bluetooth communications ( includes u.fl antenna @ 2.4 GHz ),
USB host signals,
CCD camera signals

Connections:
60-pin Hirose I/O connector,
120-pin MOLEX connector,
24-pin flex ribbon

Size: 80mm x 20mm

gumstix.com – way small computing

Processor: Marvell® PXA270 with XScale™

Speed: 400MHz

Memory: 64MB RAM / 16MB Flash

Features:
Bluetooth communications ( includes u.fl antenna @ 2.4 GHz ),
USB host signals,
CCD camera signals

Connections:
60-pin Hirose I/O connector,
120-pin MOLEX connector,
24-pin flex ribbon

Size: 80mm x 20mm

As cloud computing becomes more powerful and flexible, I do think we’ll need less and less…

As cloud computing becomes more powerful and flexible, I do think we’ll need less and less powerful personal computers… still, 1 week at 1024×768 was enough to teach me the value of a nice monitor.

The OLPC keyboard was too tiny for my hands, or I’d give up full sized keyboards and the Mac OS forever. I think.

Number 1 thing I’d miss on Mac OS? Omnigraffle.

As cloud computing becomes more powerful and flexible, I do think we’ll need less and less powerful personal computers… still, 1 week at 1024×768 was enough to teach me the value of a nice monitor.

The OLPC keyboard was too tiny for my hands, or I’d give up full sized keyboards and the Mac OS forever. I think.

Number 1 thing I’d miss on Mac OS? Omnigraffle.

( @_@ ) (via mr_cactus) I find myself fascniated with the idea…

( @_@ ) (via mr_cactus)

I find myself fascniated with the idea of lots of tiny planets to explore. I thought I’d invented the idea myself (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry excepted), but learned to my bitter disappointment that Super Mario Galaxy does exactly that.

( @_@ ) (via mr_cactus)

I find myself fascniated with the idea of lots of tiny planets to explore. I thought I’d invented the idea myself (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry excepted), but learned to my bitter disappointment that Super Mario Galaxy does exactly that.