Sorry if this has been discussed before and I either missed it, forgot about it, or was gafiated when it was discussed.
I was visiting Adafruit today, and as I was looking at some of their arduino boards, I noticed that a lot of them have UARTs. Then I also came across FTDI cables and adapter boards. Would it be possible, with the BCR hack, to connect one of the FTDI cables/adapter boards to the M100, thus permitting connection to a modern PC via USB, as one would an arduino board? Further, would it be possible to connect via the BCR to the UART (or other appropriate pins, I'm no arduino expert) on one of the (very) small arduino boards that has wifi, spi, i2c, bluetooth, thus indirectly giving these capabilities to the M100? The wifi and/or bluetooth would allow wireless connections to networks and phones (similar to the devices that attach to actual rs232 serial ports) and other bluetooth devices, and I would think the arduino board could be connected to the host of sensors and controllers available on places like adafruit, thus enabling everything from temperature, capacitive touch, leds, lcd displays (within the communications limitations of the BCR), terminal emulation, mouse/joystick controls, external keyboard, etc. It could be placed in a 3d-printed case that could clip onto the side of the M100. Is this possible, or a dumb idea?
