The Marvell ESPRESSObin board project, launched by Globalscale Technologies on Kickstarter at the beginning of October this year, is a single board computing platform which places emphasis on networking, storage and wireless connectivity. The board is powered by Marvell’s ARMADA 3700 dual-core processor clocking up to 1.2 GHz. Other specs include: 1x Topaz Networking Switch … Continued
The ESPRESSObin team designed ESPRESSObin SBC part which can be easily imported into Fritzing, a popular, open source Electronic Design Automation software for everyone interested in physical computing and prototyping. ESPRESSObin users can now draw ESPRESSObin-powered circuits in a drag-n-drop way and share their designs with other users. Below you can see an example drawing … Continued
ESPRESSObin Specs Powered by a 64bit Dual Core ARM A53 Armada 3700 SOC clocked up to 1.2Ghz 1x Topaz Networking Switch 1x uSD card slot with footprint for an optional 4GB EMMC 512MB DDR3, 1GB DDR3 & 2GB DDR3 options 2x Gb Ethernet LAN 1x Ethernet WAN 1x SATA interface for HDD storage 1x USB … Continued
What does mainline imply? It means that a supported platform, or in ESPRESSObin’s case the Armada 3700 dual-core SoC, can be booted directly, that is, without requiring any additional patches. This state is achieved through several irrefutable qualities of a platform being supported in mainline by the Linux kernel, most notably the quality, scalability and reduced time-to-market which … Continued
Kickstarter campaign for Marvell ESPRESSObin board by Globalscale was launched in October 2016 aiming to fund the development of a Marvell ARM 64-bit SoC: the Armada 3700. The ESPRESSObin Board is a low-cost, high-performance 64-bit dual core networking computing platform aimed at a variety of use cases and applications, the focus being placed on networking, … Continued
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