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RE: Re[2]: Wearable Purchase Questions

From: "Ben Roose" <>
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 13:41:34 +0000

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<P>Hi,</P>
<P>    I've been watching the <A href="http://www.gumstix.com">Gumstix</A> website for a long time now, thinking it would be a great base for a very small wearable - wire a HMD directly to the LCD pinouts and put something like <A href="http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/">Damn Small Linux</A> on a MMC or CF card.  The only problem is that Gumstix does not have USB Hosting, and I want to put my Twiddler 2 on it for input and control.</P>
<P>      The German MiniTC/MiniPC DT166 looks great except it's VGA out and I would need either LCD or Composite Video.  Does anyone know if the DT166 outputs Video on it's VGA connector?</P>
<P>    If it did then you could use a VGA - Video adapter like this <A href="http://cgi.ebay.com/VGA-to-TV-CONVERTER-S-VIDEO-RCA-OUT-CABLE-ADAPTER_W0QQitemZ5228129566QQcategoryZ3759QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem">Cable on eBay</A>.  Or can you buy a wearable VGA to Video Converter quite cheaply?</P>
<P>   Thanks</P>
<P>       Ben<BR><BR><BR>>From: <BR>>Reply-To: ,Wearable Hardware Discussion List <><BR>>To: DLP <>, Wearable Hardware Discussion List <><BR>>Subject: Re[2]: [Wear-Hard] Wearable Purchase Questions<BR>>Date: Thu, 4 Aug 2005 00:15:11 +0200<BR>><BR>>Hello DLP,<BR>><BR>>The DT166's mainboard is like the nano-itx people are waiting for<BR>>with a low voltage CPU, the via 533 you were talking about.<BR>><BR>>Here are a copy of a precedent post and answer about that :<BR>><BR>>----<BR>><BR>> >Hi all<BR>> ><BR>> >I finally buy it and started a review for a website friends and I are<BR>> >about to open... (We hope you'll love the mascott we made... )<BR>> ><BR>> >Here is 
a "preview" of the "review" :<BR>> ><BR>>http://www.wearablecomputers.org/dt166.htm<BR>><BR>> >enjoy :)<BR>><BR>> >---------<BR>> ><BR>> >Same product informations about the model without IDE :<BR>>http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/DownloadableAssets/31754A_gxthinclientrdk_pb.pdf<BR>>http://www.dtri.com/prod_webDT166CE.html<BR>>http://www.dtresearch.com/datasheets/WebDT%20166.pdf<BR>><BR>><BR>>DT>> German mini PC<BR>><BR>>http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS5147900390.html<BR>><BR>>DT>> A German PC shop is shipping a tiny Geode-based PC available with a<BR>>DT>> choice of Linux operating systems.<BR>>DT>> Concept Distribution's "miniPC" measures 5.5 x 5.1 x 1.4 inches (13 x 14<BR>>DT>> x 3.5cm), and is available with thin-client and<BR>>DT>> general-purpose Linux 
OSes.<BR>><BR>>http://www.cool-shop.de/product_info.php?products_id=54&cPath=5&XTCsid=a14057f2f86025c3d92f78a3eec241d3<BR>><BR>>DT>> small minicomputer also before-installed operating system Windows XP<BR>>DT>> Professional SP2<BR>><BR>>DT>>     * Processor: AMD geode GX2-533 (400 MHz), comparably with 533 MHz<BR>>DT>> Pentium<BR>>DT>>     * 256 MB RAM (not expandable)<BR>>DT>>     * Non removable disk 80 GB<BR>>DT>>     * Front side: 2 x USB 1,1, stereo in/out<BR>>DT>>     * Back side: 2 x USB 1,1, network, 12V, VGA<BR>>DT>>     * Realtek sound (18-bit full-duplex) ALC203<BR>>DT>>     * Realtek Ethernet (100 Mbps) 
RTL8139DL<BR>>DT>>     * Size: 13x14x3,5cm<BR>>DT>>     * external mini power pack (like mobile phone-charger)<BR>><BR>>DT>> this extremely currentsaving (approx. 2-6 W), light (550g) PC</P></DIV></div></html>

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