>>Well this all sounds very attractive. How would you envisage >>transporting it as a wearable. How would you power it? >>If it reall is a collection of boards, would it make sense to remove >>the case and distribute the components? its easy to wear but its not really "rugged". The boards are well packed and if you rearrange them airflow for heat can be an issue. >> >>Also you say it has a video out but this isn't supported by linux >>yet. Is this the i/o you'd plan to use in wearable form? ntsc video out works (moderatyl well, still little issues in X). ntsc video in is getting there :-) linix is the ONLY os on it, so expect it all to work under linux soon, its not like a windoze machine where someone does not want to be bothered to port something. Check it out a www.netwinder.org Terry Boult --- Vision and Software Technology Lab, EECS Dept. Lehigh Univ.http://www.eecs.lehigh.edu/~tboult -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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