We’ve seen open source computing power grow steadily over the years: First the Arduino, then the Raspberry Pi, and now the open source laptop. Yes, you read that correctly: the goal of this project is to create a laptop built entirely with open source materials. The laptop is powered by a quad-core ARM CPU, features an on-board FPGA, and has plenty of GPIOs.
The PCB is just 4.5″ x 6″ and its height is governed by the ethernet port at 0.60″. In terms of memory, it can handle up to 4GB of a 64-bit, DDR3-1066 SO-DIMM. The creator hopes to release a the laptop in kit after some additional testing and debug. In the meantime, check out the project details to learn more about this complex project.
The PCB is just 4.5″ x 6″ and its height is governed by the ethernet port at 0.60″. In terms of memory, it can handle up to 4GB of a 64-bit, DDR3-1066 SO-DIMM. The creator hopes to release a the laptop in kit after some additional testing and debug. In the meantime, check out the project details to learn more about this complex project.
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