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lorul2 | # 1 | 2011-04-28, 16:47 | Report

Always Innovating is developing something called super Jumbo, any thoughts?

PC World says

Slashgear says

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debernardis | # 2 | 2011-04-28, 17:15 | Report

Well I'd sell my grandma for booting something like that on my n900.

cfh11 | # 3 | 2011-04-28, 18:09 | Report

It was designed for Beagleboard, so maybe it is possible to run on the n900?

buurmas | # 4 | 2011-04-28, 18:45 | Report

I'm ignorant of Beagleboard. How do you get it connected to the Internet?

CrckMc | # 5 | 2011-04-28, 19:13 | Report

this looks really cool we have to get it on our n900!

debernardis | # 6 | 2011-04-29, 07:47 | Report

I'd ask the OP to change the thread title to something more teasing, like: "ubuntu, android, angstrom and chromeos together on your N900 (maybe)"

KetkuFIN | # 7 | 2011-04-29, 08:27 | Report

now we can kick some serious microsoft butt

e-yes | # 8 | 2011-04-29, 18:05 | Report

@buurmas
ethernet, wifi?

3G thru ofono + ofono-ril should be okay too.

buurmas | # 9 | 2011-04-29, 18:30 | Report

Originally Posted by e-yes View Post

@buurmas
ethernet, wifi?

3G thru ofono + ofono-ril should be okay too.

Thanks. I guess I was thrown by the fact that the device apparently has no Ethernet port or place to put a card. It appears to have a single USB port. So it appears that you would need to get a USB adapter (Ethernet or WiFi or whatever):

Originally Posted by

Compatibility with a huge collection of USB peripherals including hubs, keyboards, mice, WiFi, Bluetooth, web cameras, and much more

I suppose you would use a USB hub if you wanted to have keyboard + mouse + Internet at the same time. Thankfully, it has an SD/MMC+ slot, so you don't need the USB port for storage.

e-yes | # 10 | 2011-04-29, 23:39 | Report

Originally Posted by buurmas View Post

Thanks. I guess I was thrown by the fact that the device apparently has no Ethernet port or place to put a card. It appears to have a single USB port. So it appears that you would need to get a USB adapter (Ethernet or WiFi or whatever):

I suppose you would use a USB hub if you wanted to have keyboard + mouse + Internet at the same time. Thankfully, it has an SD/MMC+ slot, so you don't need the USB port for storage.

Oh, surprised it doesn't have ethernet on-board. My mistake, I saw it on pandaboard (http://www.pandaboard.org/content/platform )