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Embedded Linux powers first handheld software-defined radio

Epiq Solutions, an engineering firm specializing in the development of versatile wireless communications systems, has declared Matchstiq, which it claims is the world’s smallest commercially offered Software Defined Radio (SDR). Matchstiq includes an Atlas-I-LPe pc module developed by iVeia inc, that combines a Xilinx® Spartan®-6 LX45 FPGA with a Texas Instruments 1 GHz ARM Cortex-A8 […]

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Electrolux Infinity iKitchen

The Electrolux Infinity iKitchen could be a revolutionary new electric refrigerator fridge from Electrolux – a protracted established manufacturer of top quality refrigerators. This extremely advanced appliance has been created in partnership with the firm richness embedded systems to include a complicated individual interface. The computer within the Electrolux iKitchen relies on open supply GNU/Linux

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ViewSonic VTablet 101

Let’s take a second to understand Viewsonic’s new Android tablet before it gets crushed within the tsunami of coverage that a specific other tablet’s debut will get next week. And it’s got some things worth appreciating! The VTablet 101 will come equipped with: Tegra T20 graphics a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor an 8.9-inch (1024×800) display

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Freescale iMX535

The i.MX53 processors represent a future generation of advanced multimedia systems and energy efficient implementation of the ARM A8 core. With core process accelerates to one gigahertz, the i.MX535 is optimized for each performance and power to fulfill the strain of high-end, advanced applications requiring quality and extended battery life. 1080p HD video decrypts and

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Linux Device Showcase

This display guide offers summaries of LinuxDevices stories about devices that use embedded Linux. Arranged by category of device, the guide includes phones that are mobile netbooks, PDAs, MIDs, networking gear, video and audio gear, robots, and far more. It generally does not protect larger systems that operate desktop and server Linux distributions. The guide

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Replace Unity and Move to GNOME 2.x

After Ubuntu introduced Unity, it received its fair share of hate from GNOME lovers. Though Ubuntu ships with Unity by default, we learned from a DeviceGuru’s tutorial that switching to Gnome 2.x was still possible. Why UNITY? Unity is the default desktop environment that Ubuntu provides which provides a significant move from the old gnome

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