Saw a demo of a Arndale board today!!

[Seoul_lasers]

Was in downtown Seoul today and saw a demo of the Arndaleboard
running an Exynos 5 processor (A15) running @ 1.8Ghz and I was instantly drooling like mad!!
The shop had this board running 4 different OS's Unbuntu, Linux, Windows 7, and Android.

from ARNDALE WIKI::wave:

Delivering exceptional performance and a clear, Wide Quad Extended Graphics Array (WQXGA) display, ARNDALE Board is an ideal solution to enhance the mobile device experience. With 24 bit, 2560 X 1600 resolution at 60 frames per second (fps), ARNDALE Board offers the worlds highest revolution support. It also includes OpenGL ES and OpenCL.

ME wants this development board!

Anyone else curious about this? These are produced here locally in Korea.
The Arndale office is located outside of Seoul, in Suwon-shi (Gyeonggi do)

I see a (netbook)laptop project possibility with this...
I though I'd let everyone know about this seriously kickass board as it's got excellent potential from what I can see.

Anyone else interested in this?

Introduction - ArndaleBoard.org

 

[FlutterPie]

You said it was running Ubuntu and Linux. But Ubuntu is a Linux distribution. Any idea what the other Linux was?

 

[Seoul_lasers]

You said it was running Ubuntu and Linux. But Ubuntu is a Linux distribution. Any idea what the other Linux was?

Yes I separated Unbuntu from Linux. I understand that Unbuntu is a linux distribution.

The linux in question was Linux Mint dist.

anyways... :thanks:

 

[FlutterPie]

Yeah, that really is cool. Its crazy how fast stuff is advancing.

 

[Seoul_lasers]

Yeah, that really is cool. Its crazy how fast stuff is advancing.

The board in question was running raw RED camera footage at 2560x1600 at 60fps then switched to a demo of the DAC and piped a SACD of a few well known artists including Sade, Sting and some classical music in (FLAC) over a pair of Marten Coltrane 2 's (ultra high end speakers). The DAC kit for this board is capable of 24bit 192Khz output!
This board even has a built in SATA 3 connector for a SSD/HDD!!
@ about $250 for the board I am seriously considering getting one!

Impressive stuff!! There was virtually no heating of the processor at all regardless of the content played. The Processing eff. per watt is astounding. :beer::beer::beer::beer:
enjoy the demos.