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BeagleBoard-X15: new OSHW from BeagleBoard.org

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Official announcement today from & BeagleBoard.org:

 

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BeagleBoard.org - 2015-10-14-beagleboard-x15

Announcing the new powerful BeagleBoard-X15 open hardware computer for electronics innovators from BeagleBoard.org

Innovate with an open community of developers on the most powerful and flexible open hardware computer development system available

 

 

 

 

 

Powered by a SitaraTm AM572x processor from Texas Instruments (TI) [...] dual ARMRegistered CortexRegistered-A15 cores clocked at 1.5GHz [...] Accelerated processing of physical world data is made easier than ever with the dual C66x digital signal processors (DSPs) supported by OpenCL

 

 

There is a form to register your interest in BeagleBoard-X15 for delivery in time for Christmas:


http://beagleboard.org/X15

 

 

Here the wiki page with more details:

 

Beagleboard:BeagleBoard-X15 - eLinux.org

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  • Hi Drew,

     

    Thanks for the links!

    Really looking forward to this at Christmas (apart from Christmas itself, and Star Wars. Speaking of which, great that the BeagleBone color scheme is still black!).

    This board looks like in reality it may have at least an order of magnitude greater realistically-usable performance than its predecessor, due to the addition of the multiple Cortex-M, DSP and GPU cores.

    And love the high-speed interfaces that provide perhaps a hundred-fold increase in I/O throughput with GigEth and USB 3.0 on the board. So much to look forward to.

     

    Here is a tidied-up diagram of the processor that we can use for blogs/annotations perhaps.

    (It is the same as the one in the TRM, but removed of the color so we can highlight bits of it with the black-and-white one, since there will be a lot of topics to discuss, and the other

    one with more color where orange is video related, red is processing power, etc).

    I'll place colored and black-and-white PNG and SVG format files in the BeagleBone section tomorrow and on elinux.

     

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  • Hi Drew,

     

    Thanks for the links!

    Really looking forward to this at Christmas (apart from Christmas itself, and Star Wars. Speaking of which, great that the BeagleBone color scheme is still black!).

    This board looks like in reality it may have at least an order of magnitude greater realistically-usable performance than its predecessor, due to the addition of the multiple Cortex-M, DSP and GPU cores.

    And love the high-speed interfaces that provide perhaps a hundred-fold increase in I/O throughput with GigEth and USB 3.0 on the board. So much to look forward to.

     

    Here is a tidied-up diagram of the processor that we can use for blogs/annotations perhaps.

    (It is the same as the one in the TRM, but removed of the color so we can highlight bits of it with the black-and-white one, since there will be a lot of topics to discuss, and the other

    one with more color where orange is video related, red is processing power, etc).

    I'll place colored and black-and-white PNG and SVG format files in the BeagleBone section tomorrow and on elinux.

     

    image

     

    image

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