Alan W Black wrote: > http://pandoralive.info/?cat=45
Ah yes, the joy of selecting a SoC :-) And if you really intend to go bleeding edge, your life will be even more interesting and you'll never want for pain ... I think Olimex are doing some very nice trailblazing. They don't seem to be in cahoots with any major chip maker so it's safe to assume that the designs like the ones they make can actually be reproduced without having a small army of FAEs permanently set up camp in your lab. (Especially OMAP has a certain reputation in that regard.) Did I mention that Olimex even sell the chips they use ? Their prices seem to be in the order of what Digi-Key charge. > Though there may be an alternative route, in taking a existing > board/device (such as Raspberry Pi, or an Odroid device and building > clam shell round it. Naw, you want full control over the layout. Even if you'd manage to cook up something that works with a "generic" board, doesn't look outright horrible, and doesn't left-shift your budget by two or three bits, you'd rue the decision the day you do your first EMC testing. - Werner _______________________________________________ Qi Hardware Discussion List Mail to list (members only): [email protected] Subscribe or Unsubscribe: http://lists.en.qi-hardware.com/mailman/listinfo/discussion
