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2014-05-30
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#1922
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Originally Posted by joerg_rw
Joerg always was and is a project leader and did not need my suggestions. Neo900 was and is his idea. And when I proposed as a solution to the organisational issues, he declined to pass project leadership to GDC.
A last time for you to take notice: it been Nikolaus who decided to rather not have project leadership and suggested I should do that.
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2014-05-30
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#1923
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Originally Posted by Akkumaru
Yes. And even more projects. But what has one to do with the other?
Wait a second, I just read the DragonBox Pyra thread and Nikolaus is also involved in that. So he was involved in both projects?
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2014-05-30
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#1924
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Originally Posted by gta04
They're similar devices aiming for similar objectives but for different consumers. It's amazing you can juggle with all these projects. You are still helping the Neo900 if I understand correctly right? Because it's not affected by the recent problems?
Yes. And even more projects. But what has one to do with the other?
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2014-05-30
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#1925
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Akkumaru,
please see http://neo900.org/news-0009-progress-update-march
Please note that we just are about to undergo a major reorganization of Neo900 project's internal structures to cure the uncertainties we naively introduced during initial phase when we rushed things. Final results of that restructuring are not something to discuss yet, we're just about to evaluate our opportunities and options. Thanks for your patience. :-)
/j
Last edited by joerg_rw; 2014-05-30 at 14:02.
please see http://neo900.org/news-0009-progress-update-march
Have you heard about the DragonBox Pyra - the OMAP5 based OpenPandora successor? Pyra, the "ultimate portable console", is expected to be released somewhere in 2015. Why are we promoting it here? Aside of sharing the same message about hardware openness, the OpenPhoenux community had already helped to make production of OpenPandora possible when its future was uncertain due to production problems; but now we're collaborating even closer. Dr. H. Nikolaus Schaller, CEO of Golden Delicious Computers and one of the heads behind the Neo900 project, is also working on the new Pandora. The close collaboration between our projects can lower the prices thanks to component re-use. We're also looking forward to the knowledge gained by working on OMAP5 design, which may be helpful for possible future Neo900 successors and/or update modules. At the end of February, on embedded world 2014 in Nürnberg there has been an informal meeting of some CEOs: Nikolaus (Golden Delicious Computers GmbH&CO. KG), Joerg (Neo900 UG (haftungsbeschraenkt)), Michael Mrozek (OpenPandora GmbH) and Lukas Märdian (working for GDC on Replicant) and opportunities of closer collaboration and synergies got discussed.. So... say hello to the Pyra!
/j
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2014-06-09
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#1926
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Does anyone know where these devices will be made? I kind of miss my N900 since getting the N9 but the dated hardware is tough to deal with...
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2014-06-09
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Originally Posted by BaronKatz
Most likely in Bavaria, Germany by Global Components.
Does anyone know where these devices will be made? I kind of miss my N900 since getting the N9 but the dated hardware is tough to deal with...
Of course it's subject to change (but rather not likely).
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Sebastian Krzyszkowiak - https://dosowisko.net/
Long term Openmoko supporter. Owner of two Neo Freerunners, a few N900s and some others too.
Future owner of the Neo900
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2014-06-09
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Originally Posted by dos1
In that case I might be getting one too!
Most likely in Bavaria, Germany by Global Components.
Of course it's subject to change (but rather not likely).
Will there be an option to send my N900 in to get "redone"? Are they just buying N900 shells from Nokia or buying New/Refurbished N900s and redoing them or are they remanufacturing the shells from scratch.
"Donations are temporarily suspended due to reorganisation.
We're sorry for inconvenience."
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2014-06-09
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Also one request if it's possible. I know this might bring the price up a bit but it's EXTREMELY important in a modern phone. I quite liked the high voltage output on the N900 and I hope that doesn't change (or changes for even better) but I REALLY think it would be a good idea to put NATIVE 192khz/24bit support through a good DAC - it can be an AKM, Wolfson or Burr-Brown for example. Most everyone uses their phone as their portable audio player these days and having a good DAC that can play HD audio natively and with excellent quality is important as is the audio circuitry on it!
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2014-06-10
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Originally Posted by BaronKatz
I dunno what are the limits of the tlv320aic34 off top of my head, but it probably is capable of 192kHz and maybe even has 24bit. Anyway we need to use this codec for compatibility to N900, otherwise I might consider Wolfson. But honestly we only have 3.5mm AV connector for analog audio out, seems not suited for the level of audio quality you are talking about. I will take care about audio quality (I'm notorious for that
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I REALLY think it would be a good idea to put NATIVE 192khz/24bit support through a good DAC - it can be an AKM, Wolfson or Burr-Brown for example.
- see the bass fix for Neo Freerunner), but only in a reasonable amount of expense in relation to the system immanent limitations. What I already considered is bypassing any amps for AV-out so you can have the pure D/A analog signal (after proper filtering for EMI) on 3.5mm AV "line-out".You're free to add a better audio card via USB, either to external USB micro-AB or "embedded" and connected to the expansion interface.
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PS: I did a lil fancy and dug up http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/slas538a/slas538a.pdf and checked
Four-Channel Audio DAC
– 102-dBA Signal-to-Noise Ratio
– 16/20/24/32-Bit Data
– Supports Rates From 8 kHz to 96 kHz
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