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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 25-Feb-2009 20:35:06
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| Why not an amigaone like this :D Call it amigahalf |
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 25-Feb-2009 20:43:22
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| What is wrong with the Minimig?
Did you know that I have got the ARM controller on mine
AWESOME!
PS: The ARM controller replaces the PIC on the Minimig, it gives lots of nice, juicy things
Jakub is still working on its final version...soon to be announced, more on
minimig.net Last edited by TheDaddy on 25-Feb-2009 at 08:45 PM.
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 25-Feb-2009 20:44:51
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| Run UAE on it - far better. _________________ The problem with AmigaOS on PPC isn't that PPC is big-endian. The problem with AmigaOS on PPC is that PPC is dead-endian.
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 25-Feb-2009 20:46:12
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| These embedded processors, in my honest opinion, make me puke.... Last edited by TheDaddy on 25-Feb-2009 at 08:47 PM.
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 25-Feb-2009 20:57:17
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| so this is amiga related becouse you want a minimig like this??.... you know what we have a nice forum where you can express your thoughs and wants... news section should be for amiga news or amiga related news.... _________________ I was a ZX Spectrum owner....
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 25-Feb-2009 21:04:58
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| Honestly I can't take any more "small", "embedded", "low power", "clean and green" cpus!
Give me some power! Dammit! _________________ www.loriano.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 25-Feb-2009 21:07:20
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| Interesting concept, but what would I do with something like this?
Hans _________________ http://hdrlab.org.nz/ - Amiga OS 4 projects, programming articles and more. Home of the RadeonHD driver for Amiga OS 4.x project. https://keasigmadelta.com/ - More of my work.
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 25-Feb-2009 21:08:34
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| Run some kind of software, maybe UAE, but honestly I have had enough of this stuff! :)
Sorry I am in a bad mood Last edited by TheDaddy on 25-Feb-2009 at 09:11 PM.
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 25-Feb-2009 21:13:41
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| If combined with PLC capabilities, this would rule the world. _________________ Amiga 1200 + WARP 1260 + AmigaOS 3.2
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 25-Feb-2009 21:51:17
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| I'm with Hans, what would I use it for ? ? ? ? _________________ Avatar babe - Monica Bellucci.
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 25-Feb-2009 23:11:09
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| @ TheDaddy
Actually this thingie has some serious power. A lot more than a Minimig and I guess even more than a SAM440 (but haven't looked into the specs). But OTHOH this is not 68k nor ppc- so nothing interesting for Amiga/MorphOS. Well, AROS might go ARM (see powerdeveloper project by mschultz). _________________ My programs: via.bckrs.de MorphOS user since V0.4 (2001)
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 26-Feb-2009 0:11:57
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 26-Feb-2009 0:27:44
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Run some kind of software, maybe UAE, but honestly I have had enough of this stuff!
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Exactly. I'm done with the trend towards dinky little cigarette-lighter sized computer systems with all the horses of a PIII/600, embedded graphics that hearken back to the Trident ViRGE 3d "Decelerator" in terms of performance, with everything shoved into the smallest possible box you can find.
I say, if you want a computer that can fit in the palm of your hand, has low power overhead and can do basic computing, go buy a Palm IIIc off of eBay for a few bucks and leave the computing world to the big boys! :->
I want a computer I can expand, not have to throw away with the next leap forward in software architecture.
Palmtop/Nettop/Netbook sub-notebooks barely fit in my worldview. They, at least, hover around the edge of usefulness for students (assuming those students aren't students of design and prototyping with anything that has to plug into a PCI slot)!
*pats his mid-tower on his desk* _________________ The problem with AmigaOS on PPC isn't that PPC is big-endian. The problem with AmigaOS on PPC is that PPC is dead-endian.
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 26-Feb-2009 6:59:29
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| @TheDungeonDelver
>>Exactly. I'm done with the trend towards dinky little cigarette-lighter sized computer systems with all the horses of a PIII/600, embedded graphics that hearken back to the Trident ViRGE 3d "Decelerator" in terms of performance, with everything shoved into the smallest possible box you can find.
Well said. I am with you
>>I say, if you want a computer that can fit in the palm of your hand, has low power overhead and can do basic computing, go buy a Palm IIIc off of eBay for a few bucks and leave the computing world to the big boys! :->
YES!
>>Palmtop/Nettop/Netbook sub-notebooks barely fit in my worldview. They, at least, hover around the edge of usefulness for students (assuming those students aren't students of design and prototyping with anything that has to plug into a PCI slot)!
POWER, POWER, POWER, POWER, POWER, POWER! _________________ www.loriano.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 26-Feb-2009 14:31:23
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Whit out a display (PCIe), its not where useful. |
You're not being serious, are you?
This is not a drop-in replacement for your desktop. It's embedded device.
In other news: iPhone lacks of PCI-E, Nokia 800 has no RJ45 port! _________________ OpenWindows Initiative. Port PS3 hardware to bananas. For free. Join today and receive expired $50 cupon from AI!
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 27-Feb-2009 0:04:03
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I can think of one use; connect a USB 2.0 drive to it, and it would make an okay file-server. However, something like a Linkstation does that better. I didn't have much of a look at its specifications, but I don't remember seeing much about I/O capabilities. If it had an array of I/O pins for various purposes then it would make a decent embedded controller for various projects. Like Opi said, this is not meant to be a desktop, which is why it doesn't have a display.
I still don't see much point in this product. It seems like a solution in search of a problem rather than a solution to a problem.
Hans Last edited by Hans on 27-Feb-2009 at 12:04 AM.
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Re: Very little plug-computer Posted on 27-Feb-2009 18:23:37
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| Cute.. but it'd be a heck of a lot cuter if it could use the power pins for communications. |
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