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This low-cost computer shipped with Newton OS (the same operating system used in the ill-fated Newton PDA), a 6.8-inch (480 x 320) grayscale display, and a power-sipping 25MHz ARM processor. In recent years, these have become collectors items, even though their actual utility remains in question.
But if you know your way around a soldering iron and are not afraid of irreparably destroying a piece of, er, computing history, you can turn the eMate 300 into a viable Raspberry Pi laptop, as demonstrated by East Texas-based YouTuber Billy The Kid.
Lasting two days, and with a total cost of $426.05, the procedure wasn t for the faint of heart. Pretty much every part of the original device, save for the keyboard and much of its chassis, had to be replaced.
IAR Workbench now supports Raspberry Pi Pico development board IAR Systems has announced that its Embedded Workbench for Arm now provides support for the RP2040 board designed by Raspberry Pi.
The RP2040 features a dual-core Arm Cortex-M0+ processor with 264KB internal RAM and support for up to 16MB of off-chip Flash and a wide range of flexible I/O options includes I2C, SPI, and Programmable I/O (PIO). We re very excited to see support for Raspberry Pi RP2040 coming to the latest release of IAR Embedded Workbench for Arm,â said Dr Eben Upton, Founder, Raspberry Pi Foundation. âSince launching RP2040, and the Raspberry Pi Pico board, we ve seen rapid community adoption of the platform. The availability of high-quality professional development tools is an important prerequisite to industrial adoption, so this is a key milestone for Raspberry Pi.â
Raspberry Pi-designed RP2040 chip now available from Farnell Farnell has announced that the RP2040 chip, found at the heart of the Raspberry Pi Pico development board, is now available as a standalone chip.
The Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller offers high performance for integer workloads, a large on-chip memory, and a wide range of I/O options, making it an extremely flexible solution for a wide range of microcontroller applications..
Key features include:
264 kB of on-chip SRAM
30 multifunction GPIO pins
Four-channel ADC with internal temperature sensor
Built-in USB 1.1 with host and device support.
Commenting Lee Turner, Global Head of Semiconductors and SBC at Farnell, said, âWe are delighted that Raspberry Pi has chosen to make this chip available as a standalone component.