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20 May 2012
Liquidware unveiled their latest project, Amber – [via]
The whole idea being that I want a starting point far enough along, so I don’t need to build everything from scratch, but not so far along that it’s a pain to customize.
The Amber is a 7” projected capacitive tablet driven by a 1 GHz, ARM Cortex-A9 OMAP3730 from Texas Instruments. We’ve customized a version of Android Gingerbread 2.3.4 to run on the Amber, and its 2 USB host ports offer high-speed USB and serial communications to a pretty wide range of devices. WiFi, Ethernet, cellular, and battery configurations are available as part of the Enhanced or Pro versions of the Amber.
Liquidware Introduces the Amber, the Open Source Android Tablet - [Link]
Tags: Amber, Android, ARM, Cortex-A9, Liquidware, OMAP3730, Tablet, USB, Wifi
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