[Arm-netbook] Report from meeting with Seatron and another factory ...

Michelle Konzack linux4michelle at tamay-dogan.net
Sun Apr 11 15:54:55 BST 2010


Hello Adam,

Am 2010-04-11 20:42:47, hacktest Du folgendes herunter:
> new so-dim was made .... which I believe they are referring to this
> one:
> http://www.marvell.com/products/processors/applications/pxa_168/pxa_168_pb.pdf
> ... and they say there is good Linux support??

AFAIK all PXA from Marvel are already supported...

> 3. 3G card slot is available
> a) I have 2 samples of the 3G card slot, one of which I'll send to
> Luke and the other I'll use for my machine. If anyone else need one
> please let me know as Seatron will sell these - sample prices!

Do you ow, which 3G modules they use?

> 4. VGA chip
> I know some are missing on some sample machines - this will be a
> standard item on a bulk order

Which VGA Chip is used?

> 7.  Pictures: www.asiasourcing.net/ctpc89e/seatron
> b) Camera and OR second WI-FI - there is a second WI-FI below LCD -
> the connection is a USB
> The second wi-fi below screen is meant to be realtec model ...
> Does anyone have a second wi-fi on their machine?

Do you now the Main-Wifi module?

> c) GPS chip - yes the the design already accomodates a GPS module -
> if required,

Which?

> e) Space for a third wi-fi - but this chipset is more expensive than
> the PCIe version

Which?

> 8. Web cam
> Seatron inform the 667MHz processor is too slow to use with a web
> cam ..... and have not got it to work properly anyway
> I have asked for samples of web cam they intend to use.

???  I run a webcam on a 200 MHz microcontroller without  any  problems,
except if you swicht to VGA moduls of 640x480/16M.

Oh, it is a Atmel AT91SAM9263 with 4" (470x272/16M) of 8"  (800x600716M)
Display...  Both with TouchScreen.

> With the upgrade of the so-dim with 1GHz and other features ... and
> now option of GPS - isn't this enough for an improved ST-PC89e?
> The 10" version is actually a brand new project.

Hmmm, I am already working on such design, but as TabletPC in format  A4
(300x210x25mm) but using the Marvel Armada Series (not 300).

I like to get the maximum size of a TFT into this format, so  if  anyone
can recommend me transmissive Displays with a physical dimension of less
then 260x190mm (~12") and a resolution of up to 1024x768 please  let  me
know.

> I have taken the last 2 days of my time and money to pursue this
> further and I really hope I'm going to get some real orders for the
> ST-PC89E!! ......... or any variation of it :-)

;-)

> Adam

Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
    Michelle Konzack
    24V Electronic Engineer

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