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Linutop 1

Linutop 1 is the smallest and the most energy efficient computer of the line. It start once plugged.
Linutop1 is a perfect fit for display, digital signage and industrial environments.

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Linutop placed on the back of a flat panel, with the monitor mounting bracket accessory.

Hardware

ProcessorAMD Geode LX700 (x86) (*)
Weight 280 gr
Power < 5W / DC in 9V – 1,5A
Size 9.3 x 2.7 x 15 cm (3.66×1.06×5.9 in)
RAM 256 MB
Storage 1GB USB Key (external)
Network 10/100baseT Ethernet (RJ-45)
PXE Boot Thin client use
Audio 1 in & 2 out 3mm
Video VGA output (SUB-D15)
Resolution 1920×1440 max
2D Graphic Acceleration
Extension 4x USB 2.0 ports
Miscs Strong Aluminum Case.
Warranty 1 year (extensible to 3 years)

Data Sheet

Linutop 2

Linutop 2 has an internal flash memory to store the software and the operating system
(External USB Key for Linutop 1).

With 512MB of RAM (256 for Linutop 1), Linutop 2 can Run Open Office.

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Linutop placed on the back of a flat panel, with the monitor mounting bracket accessory.

A perfect solution for a stand alone low maintenance Desktop Computer and Internet Kiosk.

Hardware

Processor AMD Geode LX800 (x86) (*)
Weight 580 gr
Power < 8W / 12V – 3,3A
AC adapter 110-240V~ 50/60Hz
Size 14 x 14 x 3.5 cm (5.5×5.5×1.38 in)
RAM 512 MB up to 1GB
Storage 1 GB Flash Memory (Internal)
Network 10/100baseT Ethernet (RJ-45)
PXE Boot Thin client use
Audio 1 in & 2 out 3mm speaker
Video VGA output (SUB-D15)
Resolution 1920×1440 max
2D Graphic Acceleration
Extension 4x USB 2.0 ports
Anti-theft Kensington Security Slot
Miscs Internal clock backup
Power on button.
Strong Aluminum Case.
Warranty 1 year (extensible to 3 years)

User Guide PDF File

Data Sheet PDF File

Linutop is a Linux-based diskless computer. It offers a completely silent, low-power operation in an extremely small package. Its main purpose is to surf the Internet. It is just a small box which has USB ports for attaching the keyboard, mouse and a port to attach a monitor.

Linutop can be used in
Libraries, schools, universities
Business and Government offices
Hotels, hospitals, internet cafes, etc

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Linutop placed on the back of a flat panel, with the monitor mounting bracket accessory.

Specification:

AMD Geode
512 Mb ROM
256 Mb RAM
4x USB 2.0 ports
audio in & out
100baseT Ethernet
VGA output
Size: 9.3 x 2.7 x 15 cm
Weight: 280 gr

Expandability:

USB2 , Wifi connection, Flat panel,

Softwares:
AbiWord Word Processor
Evince PDF reader
Firefox Web browser
Gaim instant messenger
Totem media player

A start-up located in the French Alps near Grenoble is readying a tiny ARM-based Linux single-board computer (SBC) in a USB key form-factor. Calao, based in Sant Martin le Vinoux, is also readying a tiny Linux SBC designed to plug into QIL (quad in-line) IC sockets.

Calao’s USB-9260 USB key-sized SBC measures 3.3 x 1.4 inches (85 x 36 mm). It is based on an Atmel AT91SAM9260 processor, an SoC (system-on-chip) powered by an ARM926EJ-S core clocked at 190MHz. The SoC targets “advanced applications such as GPS application processors,” according to Atmel.

Calao’s USB-9260

The tiny USB key SBC has 64MB of SDRAM and 256MB of NAND flash. I/O includes a USB 2.0 device port (obviously), a 10/100 Ethernet port, and a pair of USB 2.0 host ports. The device also has a 50-pin expansion interface, although the company has not published the pinout, nor announced any specific daughterboards.

Calao says the USB-9260 can be debugged over USB via JTAG and DBGU (”debug unit”). Alternatively an SBC35-A9260 development board (shown below) appears to exist, and to offer a wide variety of I/O, expansion, and debugging interfaces.

Calao’s SBC35-A9260 development board

One of the most annoying thing that can happen to me is buying an expensive CD or DVD, and not being able to use it anymore because it got scratched so badly! Well here’s a helpful hint on how to remove scratches from most CDs or DVDs.

Ingredients Needed: Airtight Container, Diet Soda, Baking Soda, Toothpaste, Creamy Peanut Butter (chunky will scratch it even more!), and paper towels.

Step 1: Add toothpaste to your CD or DVD.

Step 2: Then apply peanut butter right on top of the toothpaste.

Step 3: After about 2 minutes, gently remove the toothpaste and peanut butter with a paper towel.

Step 4: Do steps 1 and 2 again by reapplying toothpaste, then reapplying the peanut butter.

Step 5: Put the disc inside of the container and pour the diet soda in it then mix some baking soda into the mix and seal the lid.

Step 6: After about 5 minutes, remove the disc and clean it with the paper towels.

Step 7: Pop the disc back into its player, and enjoy!

I hope you all enjoy this tip on how to clean your disc!