Hanselminutes Podcast 237 - Deeper into the Netduino with Chris Walker from Secret Labs
Scott chats with Chris from Secret Labs about the Netduino Open Source hardware platform. How does Netduino and Netduino Plus relate to the .NET Micro Framework and which parts of Open Source? What can I build with it and it how? What kinds of capabilities does this little piece of hardware have, and can it give even smaller?
Also, Chris and Secret Labs chose Hanselminutes to announce the new Netduino Mini! Listen to the show for all the cool tech details.
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I recently picked up a Fez Domino which, while a little more expensive than a Netduino, is a whole heck of a lot more capable. The Domino runs a 72MHz ARM CPU, has 148KB available flash, 62KB available RAM, both USB device & USB host sockets, SD card socket, is Arduino pinout compatible and it's open-source hardware too :)
Well worth a look if you need to do more processing on your embedded projects.