[ Thanks to Bill
Andad for this link. ]
“Tin Can Tools has announced a new fully functional embedded
Linux platform in the shape of a 40-pin DIP package. The Hammer
board, based upon the Samsung S3C2410 ARM920T processor, is
designed from the ground up to be very modular and easy to
interface. Tin Can Tools suggests it is ideal for developing
embedded applications such as web-enabled appliances, robotics,
process control and remote monitoring. Unlike most single board
computer (SBC) solutions, the Hammer CPU board fits into a standard
40 pin DIP socket which means it can be quickly interfaced to using
standard 0.1 inch center prototyping tools…”
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