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    BugBase

    ARM1136JF-S-based microprocessor

    Each BUGbase is a fully programmable computer, with a CPU, RAM, rechargeable lithium-ion battery, USB, Ethernet, micro-SD and serial interfaces, and a small LCD with button controls.

    BUGbase also has four slots in which any combination of BUGmodules may be inserted. BUGbase programming is done with the BUG SDK and BUGnet.

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    Freerunner GTA02

    Linux users and software developers will appreciate the total freedom they have to use and design software for the FreeRunner.

    General phone users will eventually appreciate the high spec and performance of the phone and the wide range of free software packages expected to emerge. These will allow users to make the maximum use of the hardware and tailor it to their particular needs.

    Since launch, the pace of software tweaks and improvements has increased thanks to the community work.

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    NanoNote 本

    The most advanced copyleft hardware in the world

    本: běn.

    The Chinese character 本 signifies an origin or the beginning place; It signifies exactly what the first version of the NanoNote is: a beginning.

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    Smartdevices V7

    Smart device for smart freedom

    Basically it's a device offering connectivity to internet via high-speed USB EDGE network card, wifi or Bluetooth, supporting 2G/3G network(GPRS/EDGE/CDMA/EVDO/WCDMA/TE-SCDMA), high capacity USB harddisk and USB mouse or PC connectivity.

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    Smartdevices V5

    Smart device for smart freedom

    The maiin difference between this version and the V7 is the size of the device, logically smaller than V5.

    This device provides only mini-HDMI connector.

     

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