[talk] Pocket CHIP
Sujit K M
kmsujit at gmail.com
Mon Aug 1 11:59:24 EDT 2016
On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 8:46 PM, George Rosamond
<george at ceetonetechnology.com> wrote:
> On 08/01/16 08:32, Sujit K M wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I was involved in a thread about a 9$ Computer C.H.I.P. I have received
>> my POCKET C.H.I.P. Is there anyone else on the list who is using this?
>> I am much more interested in Word Processing,Python,BASH etc. I would
>> love to know whether there is any one who is same thinking.
>
> I had forgotten about them and saw someone had one recently, dangling
> around their neck.
>
> I didn't get to do much with it, but it was cool considering its base
> cost is $9.
It is pretty good. It provides a Python Interpretor but Version 2.7. I
could see It has an 1 Ghz
ARM processor. But for some reason provides Gnu tools on the Computer,
rather than an
Cross compiler. Claims to run an default Xwindows with Menus like
Productivity. I have send
them a mail to check I found some problems, Don't want to disclose the
question. But would
later update.
>
> If I could do a minimal amount of functions like ssh, serial console,
> etc., I could definitely find a use for a few of these.
It has scp and ssh installed, It allows you to connect via HDMI to
laptop's(Saw some documentation)/
TV Monitor. Has games, more like to old nintendo games.
>
> IIRC it's running some stripped down Linux, and $9 doesn't include much.
> It can run on regular batteries, which is cool.
Pocket C.H.I.P is close to 60$ with shipping. Count another 10$ at
minimum if you are outside US.
>
> The keyboard is a major PITA though.
Keyboard is some thing that did not go well with my evaluation.
>
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