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== BeagleBoard XM == | |||
OMAP processor | |||
512MB RAM | |||
Used in Always Innovating computers, which are a pretty good deal but have a long lead time. | |||
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FM Radio is interesting. Processor is not very fast and not much RAM. | FM Radio is interesting. Processor is not very fast and not much RAM. | ||
Only one USB port | Only one USB port | ||
== GuruPlug == | |||
1.2Ghz Marvell CPU | |||
512MB RAM | |||
512MB Nand flash | |||
Latest revision as of 00:36, 22 October 2010
Let's assume my next car computer ("next" being after I actually have one which I don't currently have but am working on see 8track)
where was I
Let's assume it's based on an ARM9 of some kind. Where will that come from?
A Chumby? A BeagleBoard?
Things I'd like it to have
USB - at least 2 ports, one for GPS and one for Lilliput DisplayLink screen WiFi Lots of RAM Fast CPU Ability to boot from flash or SD card Support for a huge SD card or support for a SATA drive
Candidates, let's be creative here
- Chumby
- BeagleBoard C or XM
- PandaBoard
- Mikrotik RouterBoard
- Gumstix
- GuruPlug
BeagleBoard XM
OMAP processor 512MB RAM
Used in Always Innovating computers, which are a pretty good deal but have a long lead time.
Chumby One
Freescale iMX233 ARM926EJ-S 454MHz 64MBRAM, 1GB SDCARD 3.5" 320x240x16 TFT with touchscreen 1x2W speakers, headphone jack microphone knob on rotary encoder 3 axis-accelerometer 1 USB 2.0 HS port FM Radio
Comments: FM Radio is interesting. Processor is not very fast and not much RAM. Only one USB port
GuruPlug
1.2Ghz Marvell CPU 512MB RAM 512MB Nand flash
