gouessej
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Hi!  The Raspberry Pi Foundation has created the cheapest computer of the world (about 25 US dollars): http://www.raspberrypi.org/It uses Ubuntu Linux  I think it is a promising project but I don't think any JVM is installed by default. Do you think OpenJDK 6 armel would work on this? N.B: it supports OpenGL-ES 2.0  |
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Matzon
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2011-05-10 12:40:37 » |
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technically, it is very likely that openjdk should be doable on it. Dont know about performance though. That said, I plan on getting 1 or two when they release - if nothing else just for the fun of it |
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endolf
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2011-05-10 13:26:27 » |
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I'd be interested in these two, trouble is, according to the bbc article, they are at the prototype stage, they have not yet proved they can make them for £15 yet. Fingers crossed though Specs look like it would be fun to play with Endolf |
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princec
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2011-05-10 17:57:11 » |
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OpenJDK performance will be abysmal due to the lack of any meaningful ARM performance backend  (And what's the RAM specs exactly?) Cas |
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ra4king
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2011-05-10 23:17:09 » |
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Specs: 700MHz ARM11
128MB of SDRAM
OpenGL ES 2.0
1080p30 H.264 high-profile decode
Composite and HDMI video output
USB 2.0
SD/MMC/SDIO memory card slot
General-purpose I/O
Open software (Ubuntu, Iceweasel, KOffice, Python)
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princec
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2011-05-11 04:34:11 » |
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That's not a whole lot of RAM is it... no room for OpenJDK there. Cas |
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tberthel
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2011-05-11 12:29:50 » |
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That's not a whole lot of RAM is it... no room for OpenJDK there. Cas Enough for J2ME and that is all I need |
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tberthel
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2011-05-11 12:50:49 » |
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I am thinking of possibly having my own game console for less than 2 dollars in 2018 with all my games.
I will call it the AllBinary Platform.
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ra4king
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2011-05-11 13:28:33 » |
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Less than $2!?! Yay |
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ra4king
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2011-05-11 14:48:22 » |
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Less than $2!?! Yay $2 seems to be the price of their website  I was thinking that too when I saw that website Of course no offense towards tberthel |
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biro
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2011-05-16 06:33:14 » |
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Hello,
any information about a release date?
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tberthel
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2011-05-16 15:20:56 » |
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That is pretty low cost will it run J2ME out of the gate? |
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Eli Delventhal
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2011-05-16 15:50:01 » |
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That is pretty low cost will it run J2ME out of the gate? I doubt it, I don't think that's the direction they're going for. Hard to find info on what tech the device uses though. Or if it's real. |
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Mordan
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2011-05-23 16:47:56 » |
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Specs: 700MHz ARM11
128MB of SDRAM
OpenGL ES 2.0
1080p30 H.264 high-profile decode
Composite and HDMI video output
USB 2.0
SD/MMC/SDIO memory card slot
General-purpose I/O
Open software (Ubuntu, Iceweasel, KOffice, Python)
not that I care very much but a tweaked J2ME would run without problems. Some Java 1.4 syntax for you though. |
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Preston
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2011-05-23 17:02:23 » |
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Hello,
any information about a release date? Yes, one of the main inventors of this nice little computers, David Braben himself, said in one of the announcement videos that the device should be out for the (mass?) market in about one year or so. I always loved the cool ARM processor, especially in the good old Acorn Archimedes days back then. Braben's Zarch (and then Conqueror) was just incredible. Maybe Braben does a kind of Zarch-II for the launch of Raspberry? :-) Java-Zarch? hihi. I always love him because of Elite. PS, just for nostalgia: Acorn ported Java to the ARM'ed Archie back then, I think already the A5000 run Java. Not today's OpenJDK, though... |
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gouessej
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2011-05-30 07:08:29 » |
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Would it be possible to replace this SoC by a x86 compatible SoC? AMD Geode LX? Something smaller? Edit.: This seems to be an ancestor of this product: http://www.gumstix.org/ |
Julien Gouesse
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Cero
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2012-02-06 10:53:34 » |
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So its getting pretty hot and the Paspberry Pi will be ready for shipping in a few days meanwhile: OpenJDK ARM port; which you lwjgl people twittered about most interesting I mean this thing is incredible nevertheless |
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EddieRich
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2012-02-06 11:30:56 » |
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RCA composite video out !?!? Wow, haven't seen that since my first computer, a Sinclair ZX81 from 1979.
I'll have to keep an eye on this one, it looks so cool.
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Cero
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2012-02-06 11:47:37 » |
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RCA composite video out !?!? Wow, haven't seen that since my first computer, a Sinclair ZX81 from 1979.
I'll have to keep an eye on this one, it looks so cool.
well many video cards have svideo out - in any case, connecting it to a tv should be easy |
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gouessej
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2012-02-06 13:30:54 » |
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JOGL 2.0 already supports Linux ARM and Android |
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princec
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2012-02-29 04:55:57 » |
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Bah, I seem unable to buy one today. Cas |
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kappa
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2012-02-29 05:03:48 » |
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looks like massive demand has killed the website, however seems you can still order one here. |
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endolf
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2012-02-29 05:04:02 » |
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Nope, only 2 distributors, one is only registering interest, the other is sold out of preorders and their site is unresponsive.
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Cero
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2012-02-29 09:26:09 » |
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yeah there was never any to be bought
it was all pre-order stuff
stayed up for nothing =P
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Danny02
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2012-02-29 09:37:36 » |
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There are some resellers which expect to have enough new raspberrys at and of march, not such a long time to wait.
also the 25$ model got upgraded ram, now the same as the 35$ one. The only difference now is that one have a additional ethernet and usb port
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antelopeDJ
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2012-02-29 12:45:45 » |
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I'm going to buy one, simply for the fact that it's a credit card-sized computer that I can code on.
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Riven
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2012-02-29 13:04:46 » |
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I'm going to buy one, simply for the fact that it's a credit card-sized computer that I can code on.
You mean, like your phone? |
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ra4king
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2012-02-29 13:39:33 » |
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I'm going to buy one, simply for the fact that it's a credit card-sized computer that I can code on.
You mean, like your phone? But you can't code on your phone, at least....so far I haven't found a way to connect a keyboard to mine  |
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