Popcorn Computer’s Pocket P.C. Open Sourced
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Popcorn Computer’s Pocket P.C. Open Sourced
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#2Confusing name but not related to Microsoft’s obsolete Pocket PC platform
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#3what can i do woth it, its twice as expensive as a flipper
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#4what can i do woth it, its twice as expensive as a flipper
It runs Linux, has a keyboard and has a 1080p screen. I doubt the flipper even has a MMU.
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#5Confusing name but not related to Microsoft’s obsolete Pocket PC platform
That was immediately where I went. I loved my little iPAQ back in high school.
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#7Holy cow look at that silkscreen. Five-digit component numbers? Populating this board is like Where’s Waldo...
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#8> Our goal is to ensure that we get all aspects of our products mainlined so that custom kernels will not be required.
I love these kinds of projects, but after being burned by the PocketCHIP, who also said this but never made it there, this is isn't somewhere I want to go again.
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#9Holy cow look at that silkscreen. Five-digit component numbers? Populating this board is like Where’s Waldo...
And the PCB has 10 layers! They must have had fun designing it.