I am looking for a platform (maybe ARM) which offers USB 2.0!!! (this is
definitely very important) and if possible an integrated wifi
(alternativ over mini-pci)interface
If you are using Linux/C, why would you care if the main CPU is ARM or
not.
I am using a PC(K6) 200mHz 32M RAM with USB to an ARM controller for
I/O.
There is also a PCI Video Capture and USB WiFi on board.
16-64mb RAM and a CPU 50-200mhz are enough
Plenty of free PC in that range.
low power consumption is very important since I want to drive this with
batteries
Yes, 12V Lead acid battery.
Has anyone seen something like this?
I have seen the future. The future is in the past.
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