Am 05.03.2012 um 21:59 schrieb arne anka: >> I think there are several options. If you keep the display, you have a nice >> GUI device for experimentation with WLAN, Bluetooth, USB. And, the SPI/I2C >> interfaces are accessible on test points near the debug connector. > > well, i am no hardware guy, but just a humble application programmer. > >> So a dismantled GTA02 is still a nice SoC-Evaluation kit. Could be donated >> to educational institutions, used in home control, make some funny digital >> photo frame, make it a wireless NAS server (well, a disk drive on USB1.0 is >> a little slow). >> >> Or you keep the GTA02 as it is and wait until we have the CaseKit finished >> (which is not very far away). > > how much would that be? i imagine, CaseKit + display + GTA04 board adds up to > about the 750 € for a complete GTA04, wouldn't it?
We don't know the exact prices yet. > and anyway, i don't think, i would have much use for the GTA02, board or > complete, once i got an GTA04. > > if nobody turns up with a good idea why s/he would need the board -- is it an > option for you, Nikolaus, to keep the board once i send in the GTA02 to be > made into a GTA04? Yes, we already have a bunch of them (I hesitate to make a photo since this looks a little sad). Nikolaus _______________________________________________ Openmoko community mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
