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Samsung launches $250 Exynos 5-based Arndale community board
- neya 14y agoThis is enormous, this opens up a huge list of possibilities. Bravo Samsung!
- Sephr 14y agoWhy would I want to buy this when the Exynos 5-based Chromebook is the same price and has most of the same functionality and ports?
- Karunamon 14y agoThe Chromebook has serial and JTAG? (honest question)
- Sephr 14y agoProbably not, though it wouldn't surprise me if it has JTAG internally yet unexposed, since it's on so many ARM boards.
- mazsa 14y agoFYI: http://fyre.it/zcmvtx http://fyre.it/zcmvtx
- mtgx 14y agoIt's not meant for consumers.
- Sephr 14y agoOf course, but that doesn't mean the Chromebook isn't for developers. If you don't need JART or GPIO, the Chromebook is a much better choice.
- sern 14y agoCensored manual for the Exynos 5 SoC: http://www.arndaleboard.org/wiki/downloads/supports/Samsung_Exynos_5250_User_Manual_Public.pdf http://www.arndaleboard.org/wiki/downloads/supports/Samsung_...
- Aqua_Geek 14y agoHas anyone been able to successfully order one of these? I realize they're not shipping yet, but when trying to signup on the distributor's site to place an order it keeps throwing an error for me...
- TazeTSchnitzel 14y agoNow if only you could get Windows RT as an OEM DVD ;)
- exabrial 14y agoI wanted a raspberry pi with more ooomph... This may do the trick, but it'd need to be about $99 for me to buy it.