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I seriously considered buying one of these six months ago, but the lack of Wi-Fi ended up being a deal-breaker for me, unfortunately. It is possible to add Wi-F
by Auguste 14y ago
I seriously considered buying one of these six months ago, but the lack of Wi-Fi ended up being a deal-breaker for me, unfortunately. It is possible to add Wi-Fi using a microSD chip[1], but then I wouldn't be able to expand beyond the 2GB of on board storage.
It still looks like a fantastic product though. I'm really looking forward to seeing a future Nanonote with Wi-Fi built-in.
[1] http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/Ben_NanoNote_Wi-Fi http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/Ben_NanoNote_Wi-Fi
- fidotron 14y agoI'm exactly the same - this thing with WiFi in would've been much more successful. Even just an ethernet thing as standard would have helped. I look forward to a v2, but haven't seen/heard of any developments.
- dvdkhlng 14y agoFrom what I heard the v2 (which would be called Ya NanoNote) lacks funding and is far into the future. Most efforts currently seem to be concentrated on the M1 http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/Milkymist_One http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/Milkymist_One , which may become the basis for any future NanoNotes. That'd imply the SoC moving to an open-source implementation (FPGA? ASIC?), too.