Tiny COMs run Linux and Android on ARM9 SoCs

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Eric Brown
Nov 13, 2013

MYIR has released five Linux- and Android-ready computer-on-modules and a common baseboard built around Atmel’s 400MHz, ARM9-based AT91SAM9X5 system-on-chips. The MYC-SAM9X5-V2 series COMs come with five different AT91SAM9X5 SoCs, are offered with optional 7- and 4.3-inch LCD panels, and support -40 to +85??C extended temperature operation.

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