On Thu, Mar 14, 2002 at 01:13:21AM +0100, Christer Weinigel wrote: > Peter Stuge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'll see if I can get hold of a similar board. I know of one nearby, I'll > > try to get it. And maybe I could get a SC1200 board as well, while I'm at > > it. > > There are quite a few Geode boards available. Some examples:
Also the Bokks, formerly known as TV-Bokks, from Blokks/H�rdvarubolaget, my former employer. > If you have good connections within Ericsson, and can get to the first > protoypes of the Ericsson Cordless Web Screen (GX1, shown at Cebit in > 2000, guess who did the port of Linux to that system), or the > prototype of the Cordless Internet Radio (shown at Cebit in 2001, > based on the Lippert board if I'm not mistaken, I had the opportunity > to pick one of those to pieces once) you might have a really fun and > unique toy to play around with. *grin* Hm. I saw some set-top-box thing at Ericsson's booth by the rally car last year, I believe that was running off the SC1200. I missed the other things you're mentioning, though. > Yes, I really, _really_ would like to have a Cordless Web Screen > prototype myself, a 640x480 VGA DSTN screen, GX1 processor, a PCMCIA > slot to put an IEEE 802.11b wireless card in and a DOC socket for s/w. Cute. //Peter
