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Product Description
Acadia is powered by i.MX6 Quad. It can adapt to a variety of harsh environments and applications. i.MX6 is based on the ARM Cortex -A9 highly scalable architecture. LinkSprite Acadia has HDMI interface to output its graphic desktop screen. It could support multi-format 2048*1536 display. It targets specially the fast growing demands from the open source community and industry application. LinkSprite Acadia provides easy-to-use tool chains and is compatible with the popular Arduino ecosystem such as Arduino Shields.
Hardware Specifications
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CPU | Freescale Quad ARM Cortex A9 based solution up to 1.2GHz |
GPU | OpenGL/ES 2. x 3D accelerator with OpenCL EP support and OpenVG 1.1 acceleration |
DRAM | 1GB |
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Video Output | HDMI 1.4 with HDCP support |
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Arduino extension interface | Arduino sockets, same as Arduino UNO 14xGPIO, 2xPWM, 6xADC, 1xUART, 1xSPI, 1xI2C |
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LCD | LVDS |
IR | IR receiver |
SATA | SATA Host socket |
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USB | 2 x USB host, 1xUSB OTG |
Power | 5V, 2000mA |
Overall Size | 4.72″ x 2.56″ |
Software Specifications
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Product Reviews
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Electronic brain right in your hands!
Posted by HABOT on 16th May 2015
This board is a pretty far advanced piece of hardware. I'm used to pcDuino 2 boot process style so I miss the bios like configuration screen to configure keyboard, screen resolution and some other interesting options.
Since the Acadia comes without wifi connectivity, physical connection to your router or NAT must be configured to install updates, libraries and apps. It comes with 8GB of eMMC NAND flash which is the fastest non-volatile storage. I've put two SD cards class 10 U to get the maximum I/O Throughput. SATA port also available for a 2.5 inch HDD.
This is a beautiful piece of hardware. -
Superbe carte
Posted by Laurent on 23rd Mar 2015
Fonctionne a merveille. Mais pas encore testé en mode Arduino.