What products are you excited to get a hold of in the future? Is there anything out there you've been watching and just waiting to be released to get your hands on? Let us know!
What products are you excited to get a hold of in the future? Is there anything out there you've been watching and just waiting to be released to get your hands on? Let us know!
The clue so it seems is to actually google for 'google adk gear'
My research tells me it is the Android Accessory Development Kit (http://developer.android.com/tools/adk/index.html), this link doesn't refer to any hardware though. I did find links to Arduino and ADK (nicegear.co.nz/arduino-boards/arduino-adk/ and hackaday.com/2011/.../using-googles-adk-on-standard-arduino-hardware/
Still doesn't seem to say much about hardware though.
This is ridiculous, neither the advanced or standard editor will let me change font or undo the cross out text
hmmm perhaps it is IE10 that is the problem
Colin
OK, IE10 seems to play up, wanting to leave a page when changing fonts or styles, and the only way to get everything back to normal was to actually edit the HTML.
Message was edited by: Colin Barnard Trying to get the 'edit' function to actually work.
i meant Android Accessory Development Kits based on atmega or something else
I'd really love to see a cool and portable Logic Analyzer. I'd probably even exchange a nut for a Salaea Logic 16.
I'd like to test the GertDuino Board!
As an electronics newbie I would love to see some basic gear that would help someone start a good electronics lab.
Digital Multi Meters (low, med and high quality) - what's the tradeoff for price?
Oscilloscopes - guides on the different capabilities (cost/performance/quality), USB vs PC vs benchtop
Soldering stuff (irons, solder, desoldering, flux, etc.)
Power supplies
Safety stuff (ESD, fume extraction, etc).
Education - books, websites, videos (EEVblog is great
)
Misc aids: Magnifiers, tweezers, helping hands,
Some of the many Arduino shields and sensors for building "fun" stuff.
Soldering stations suitable for SMD work would be good to review.
Fume extraction might be tricky to review, how would you measure flow rates, filter quality?