Is it ARM since AllWinner is involved, or is it MIPS? Campaign is very sparse on details I assume people interested in, say, kernel hacker pledge level would like to know.
It says it's a 1GHz A13 compatible, so that's a Cortex A8.
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And specifically it has an Allwinner R8 logo, which I assume is a lower-cost A13 replacement (no information about that part on Allwinner's site).
That said, gotta wonder what the labor/environmental impact is on that one... how cheap was that labor, how poorly are the spent chemicals discarded, and where do those materials come from?
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[ 4.0 ms ] story [ 31.2 ms ] thread[edit] And specifically it has an Allwinner R8 logo, which I assume is a lower-cost A13 replacement (no information about that part on Allwinner's site).
http://oldcomputers.net/popscits1000.html
2010 if you wanted something that could run Linux - http://www.pcworld.com/article/184760/the_worlds_first_99_do...
That said, gotta wonder what the labor/environmental impact is on that one... how cheap was that labor, how poorly are the spent chemicals discarded, and where do those materials come from?