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Ybox2 Diy Mini Network PC

1:43 pm November 13, 2008 By Roland Hutchinson

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Check out this tiny mini PC kit, the Ybox2 Diy Mini Network PC.

Ybox2

Now you can build your own mini PC which will fit inside a tiny tin.

Ybox2

The ybox2 is a simple network computer system that you can solder together in an afternoon. Based around the multiprocessing Parallax Propeller Chip, the designers of the ybox2 added a built-in Ethernet controller, video output, infrared remote control sensor, full-color status LED, and even a piezo speaker.

Here’s a video of it in action.

Here’s the specs.

  • Build your own tiny PC and make it do your bidding!
  • Connect it to ethernet and upload your programs over HTTP
  • Easy composite video output allows you to connect the YBox2 to any standard TV or composite monitor
  • Program with the built in high-level language “Spin” or assembly language
  • 8-core 80MHz CPU
  • 32K RAM
  • 32K Flash (well, technically 64, but half of that is reserved)
  • Ethernet port
  • Composite video output
  • Infrared remote control for set-top use
  • Full-color status LED
  • Built-in piezoelectric speaker
  • Printed circuit board and all the components you need to build the ybox2

The Ybox2 DIY Mini Network PC is available for $74.99 from Think Geek.

via Techeblog

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