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I think the A10 mentioned by Fadil may be from aw-som.<br>
In any case, Robert, from aw-som gave a presentation to the Android
group a few months ago.<br>
Impressive.<br>
AFAIK The aw-som A10 and A20 are not Open Source but a flavour Linux
runs on these boards.<br>
<a href="https://aw-som.com//index.php">https://aw-som.com//index.php</a><br>
JohnJ<br>
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Do you think this or other alternatives are worth investigating?<br>
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Olimex boards are truly open source hardware: - all hardware
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Worth to read about A10-olinuxino-lime.<br>
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In my projects I am using imx23 boards. <br>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 1:28 PM, Chris Craig
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came across this set of dev boards, which seem to overcome many of<br>
the issues inherent in the Raspberry Pi. Unfortunately they seem to be<br>
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They've got them at Digikey, Mouser, and Newark - all have "Canadian"<br>
presence, but none are really Canadian companies like Sayal or<br>
Creatron.<br>
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Do you think this or other alternatives are worth investigating?<br>
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