You must start to realize just how low power mobile devices must be, to
be actually useful. Geode, Atom, Fusion, everyone of these is a power
hog compared to ARM.
My vote goes for low clocked OMAP3530.
Best regards
Peter Kraker
abatrour pravi:
Amd is working on their Fusion CPU/GPU
It's more likely you were too slow for Kalman filtering to do its magic.
Peter Kraker
Yorick Moko pravi:
i tried to walk with tangogps and sometimes i jumed 1-2 km in a random
direction and kept drifting
there were no roads in openstreetmaps for my location, could this influence it?
On Wed
This timings are insane unless you don't even have a valid almanac,
which is rare. This doesn't look right.
Yorick Matthys pravi:
Marcus Bauer said:
My experience with the Freerunner is ~12 minutes TTFF (time to first
fix) without use of agps and ~4-8 minutes TTFF with agps from
I want a phone, not a tablet. -1.
Ilja O. pravi:
me wants it too
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As long as visual feedback is adequate, I don't see why not.
Michael 'Mickey' Lauer pravi:
Hi guys,
we have been shipping pulseaudio (which is quite a CPU hog on embedded
systems) on our rootfs for quite a while now. The main reason not to use alsa
directly was because of mixing, since
doable without much
programming work involved I would think. It won't be supported
out-of-the box though.
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Peter Kraker
Jens Meyer pravi:
Hello all (especially the GPS-specialists)!
Actually I am considering to buy an external GPS-mouse (bluetooth +
datalogger) for geotagging
As written by raster, you can play video at lower resolution. Also
implementing support for mpeg4 should help a great deal.
David Samblas Martinez pravi:
I'm gonna still buy the freerunner when as soon as it
become avialble and I will work as hard as my
non-linux-freak life let me do it.
But
Actually it is incredibly accurate only if you use PPS output otherwise
idea of having atomic clock in your pocket goes out of the window.
Richard Guest pravi:
GPS essentially *is* accurate timing... GPS satellites are flying atomic clocks.
Trimble has a good GPS tutorial -
I see those 2€ as some kind of twisted way of openmoko giving me a free
beer ;)
Alexey Feldgendler pravi:
The prices for GTA02 and the debug board are $399 and $99,
respectively. While there's nothing wrong with charging exactly 99
dollars for something, the practice of reducing a round
Someone with a knack for business should simply grab those CAD files and
start manufacturing replacement cases in gazillion different colors.
Bastian Muck pravi:
What about colored stickers? I think it could be cheap to design and
cut them to fit at the neo. I guess this could be a solution to
Lorry Potter from Trolltech is doing that.
Jeff Tranter pravi:
Are there any plans to support Qtopia on the Neo FreeRunner GTA02?
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Unfortunately you need accurate speed to be able to get usable data from
accelerometers for that. That's why some GPS modules have an interface
for tachometer.
Joseph Reeves pravi:
To join this post and your previous post, how about using the
accelerometers to enhance the GPS?
Not just for
I agree, non-polished software is not a show stopper for me either.
Daniel Spies pravi:
If the Freerunner is now free of hardware failures I would like to get one,
even if the software is not mass market ready, simply because I don't want to
use my spare phone any more (Nokia 3410). As long as
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