In the latest issue of gamesTM, page 20, there is an article on the
Raspberry Pi which is basically a £20 pc.
This device is the size of a USB memory stick, has a USB port one end
an a HDMI the other. The provisional specs are
decent enough, a 700Mhz ARM11 , 256MB SDRAM, OpenGL ES 2.0, 1080p30
On 03/08/2011 09:28, Neil Riley wrote:
In the latest issue of gamesTM, page 20, there is an article on the
Raspberry Pi which is basically a £20 pc.
This device is the size of a USB memory stick, has a USB port one end
an a HDMI the other. The provisional specs are
decent enough, a 700Mhz ARM11
Bryan Horstmann b...@newlan.org 03 August 2011 10:00
On 03/08/2011 09:28, Neil Riley wrote:
In the latest issue of gamesTM, page 20
Electronic Innovation and tinkering is a grand British tradition
that's slowly died out since the days of Sir Clive Sinclair
stalking the cobbled streets of
In the latest issue of gamesTM, page 20, there is an article on the
Raspberry Pi which is basically a £20 pc.
If it comes with Linux, one of the Linux QL emulators (uQLx, QLay for
Linux) with it... bingo, a £20 QL.
If it is at the heart of it a PC, it might not be too long before
somebody
On 03/08/2011 10:42, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
In the latest issue of gamesTM, page 20, there is an article on the
Raspberry Pi which is basically a £20 pc.
If it comes with Linux, one of the Linux QL emulators (uQLx, QLay for
Linux) with it... bingo, a £20 QL.
If it is at the heart of it a PC, it
On Aug 3, at 11:04 | Aug3, Bryan Horstmann wrote:
On 03/08/2011 10:42, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
In the latest issue of gamesTM, page 20, there is an article on the
Raspberry Pi which is basically a £20 pc.
If it comes with Linux, one of the Linux QL emulators (uQLx, QLay for Linux)
with it...
On 03/08/2011 10:42, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
In the latest issue of gamesTM, page 20, there is an article on
the
Raspberry Pi which is basically a £20 pc.
If it comes with Linux, one of the Linux QL emulators (uQLx, QLay
for Linux) with it... bingo, a £20 QL.
If it is at the heart of it a PC, it
Just noticed a nice little posting on QL Forum www.qlforum.co.uk by
Rich Mellor about a Z88 forum posting, concerning a serial bluetooth
unit being developed for a Z88 by a user who also has a QL and hopes
to add one to his QL.
This would be of interest to me, so I could connect my phone to
Interesting.
You could probably use this as it stands (though I haven't checked it out)
...
http://www.coolcomponents.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=387
Adrian
www.memorylanecomputing.com
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Memory Lane Computing wrote:
Interesting.
You could probably use this as it stands (though I haven't checked
it out)
...
http://www.coolcomponents.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=387
Adrian
www.memorylanecomputing.com
At just under £50 it seems interesting. Connects straight
On 03/08/11 10:42, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
If it comes with Linux, one of the Linux QL emulators (uQLx, QLay for
Linux) with it... bingo, a £20 QL.
They demo it running Ubuntu Linux. I presume it may come with something
like that when shipped.
If it is at the heart of it a PC, it might not be
On 03/08/11 11:04, Bryan Horstmann wrote:
I think from the later info this is a $20 computer £15 to us. There is
also some info that WINE isn't an emulator but DOSBOX might be useable.
WINE should be usable if the Linux onboard is a standard one. Ubuntu is
fairly standard - and that's what
On 03/08/11 11:59, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Interestingly they proudly proclaim they are adequately
funded and refuse to take advance orders until they can ship the device!
I believe Eben used to work for Sinclair? Maybe he's remembering those
days! ;-)
There's a picture of a prototype unit
Norman Dunbar wrote:
The possibilities seem endless...
Bingo. This is what will make it a success (I sincerely hope)
unless the youth of today are too far down the road of everything
on my phone for free to be rescued from never having to do stuff
for themselves.
I think it's aimed at least
Doubt it. It's got an ARM processor - I've not (yet) heard of
Windows for ARM chips.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKc_XGuvNIk
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Doubt it. It's got an ARM processor - I've not (yet) heard of
Windows for ARM chips.
Evening,
interesting, very interesting. I watched and noted the following:
* This is something we are working on. So it is not generally available (yet).
* He kept saying Windows client running on ARM (natively) I wonder if that is
some sort of Citrix type thing rather than proper windows?
Norman Dunbar wrote:
* He kept saying Windows client running on ARM (natively) I
wonder if that is some sort of Citrix type thing rather than proper windows?
No, it's a proper, native port. Notice how he says that they've
re-compiled office for the ARM architecture. Windows NT used to be
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