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Revision as of 07:57, 19 May 2014
Overview
IBOX is a mini multi-function single board computer which is developed based on ITEAD A10/A20 Core and hackable. Hardware configuration is as follows :
- CPU Allwinner A20 (Dual-core ARM Cortex-A7)
- GPU Mali 400 MP
- DDR3 RAM 1GByte
- NAND FLASH 4Gbyte
It offers four USB ports , an HDMI port, an SP port, a 100M Ethernet interface, a Micro-SD interface and a 32-pin multi-function expansion interface. There is an infrared receiver that supports remote control and a two-color LED indicating the running status on front panel of IBOX.
IBOX can run multiple operating systems in both NAND FLASH version and SD card version, including Android and Linux. As it has the same core board configuration with Iteaduino Plus, all the system and software that run on Iteaduino Plus can also run on IBOX.
