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one more nano computer - black swift

axillent Mod 10 Jan 2015, 20:59 last edited by

a new compact computer smaller than raspberry and having wifi on board
http://www.black-swift.com/
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RJ_Make Hero Member 10 Jan 2015, 21:18 last edited by @axillent

@axillent Is it available?
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axillent Mod 10 Jan 2015, 21:40 last edited by

the promise to have first production beginning of the year
will see
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tbowmo Admin 10 Jan 2015, 21:48 last edited by

Hmm only 64MB of ram, and 400Mhz cpu. Seems very small, still it could run a limited Linux system
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axillent Mod 11 Jan 2015, 00:09 last edited by @tbowmo

@tbowmo said:

Hmm only 64MB of ram, and 400Mhz cpu. Seems very small, still it could run a limited Linux system

it is designed for openWRT
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