Atom for Embedded Linux Hackers and the DIY Community

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Intel-backed Minnow board is a 4x4" Atom (Queens Bay: Tunnel Creek CPU + Top Cliff PCH) single-board computer that ships with 1GB RAM, a microSD preloaded with Angstrom (Yocto-compatible), UEFI firmware, and PCIe-connected GigE/ SATA/graphics instead of USB-attached NICs. Full schematics are released under a Creative Commons/public-domain style license so hardware can be cloned or customized. Available later this spring for $199 and demoed at the reception, aimed at hackers and makers as open source hardware.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:34The state of the maker movement
3. 6:28Introducing the MinnowBoard
4. 7:51Technical specifications
5. 15:22Availability and community

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