Introducing the Xcore86 and new Gecko Edubook
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well this is something briliant :)
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What I particularly like is the fact that you can run the computer off standard rechargeable batteries and that the internals are quite accessible. Very well done, I'm impressed ! I'm tempted :)
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far better, even easier to program, i'm going to build this into my car and Arduino/ Phidgets embedded devices! Thanks this is really great!
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how good is this really?
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Hi!
Wonderful idea. I want to know the weight with and without AA batteries. Thanks.
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I completely agree! and I totally hate ordinary expensive laptop batteries which are so hard to find!
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Will you ship it to Russia? I mean Geckos?
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I agree. I like that everything is very standardized and the innards are, as you put it, "accessible". I will probably buy one when I have $200 to spare (I'm currently poor).
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@apopheniacMCMLXXXIX : around 200$ from what I read
We can ship almost anywhere but we are hoping to find dealers who will ship in bulk.
norhloudspeaker 1 year ago
ARM SoCs can run Linux or BSD, and come in even smaller packages sometimes :)
Windows (except Windows CE) is still a problem, but that's Microsoft's fault, not the fault of the chip maker.
Still, this is a cool packaging of the nasty old monster called x86.
bitwize 2 years ago
We have experience with ARM. Customers deploying a solution on a small number of computers will find that the tool chain and development tools for ARM and other RISC processors more costly. A low-cost / energy efficient x86 platform allows existing applications to be easily deployed on new form factors for less money. The Xcore86 is a SoC that provides the cost and energy benefits of ARM but able to run x86 applications and OS'.
norhloudspeaker 2 years ago
is this real ??
because this so good to be true
i want to say well done
amoun2007 2 years ago 2
We have been shipping. There are some reviews coming out soon.
norhloudspeaker 2 years ago
I need 4,000 units for india. Can this be possible. Can it run with Windows?
At what price would it be for a non profit who needs minimum 4,000 units?
edemami 2 years ago
Windows XP runs fine.
norhloudspeaker 2 years ago