Samsung launches $250 Exynos 5-based Arndale community board

http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/26/samsung-launches-arndale-community-board/

by Aqua_Geek • 14 years ago

32 11 14 years ago

neya• 14 years ago

This is enormous, this opens up a huge list of possibilities. Bravo Samsung!

Sephr3• 14 years ago

Why would I want to buy this when the Exynos 5-based Chromebook is the same price and has most of the same functionality and ports?

Karunamon• 14 years ago

The Chromebook has serial and JTAG?

(honest question)

Sephr3• 14 years ago

Probably not, though it wouldn't surprise me if it has JTAG internally yet unexposed, since it's on so many ARM boards.

mazsa• 14 years ago

FYI: http://fyre.it/zcmvtx

mtgx• 14 years ago

It's not meant for consumers.

Sephr3• 14 years ago

Of course, but that doesn't mean the Chromebook isn't for developers. If you don't need JART or GPIO, the Chromebook is a much better choice.

sern• 14 years ago

Censored manual for the Exynos 5 SoC: http://www.arndaleboard.org/wiki/downloads/supports/Samsung_...

Aqua_Geek• 14 years ago

Has anyone been able to successfully order one of these? I realize they're not shipping yet, but when trying to signup on the distributor's site to place an order it keeps throwing an error for me...

TazeTSchnitzel• 14 years ago

Now if only you could get Windows RT as an OEM DVD ;)

exabrial• 14 years ago

I wanted a raspberry pi with more ooomph... This may do the trick, but it'd need to be about $99 for me to buy it.

Samsung launches $250 Exynos 5-based Arndale community board

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