[Arm-netbook] SHIPPING!: EOMA-68 Micro Engineering Boards

[Christopher Thomas]

On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 10:54 AM, luke.leighton <luke.leighton at gmail.com>wrote:

> On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 3:08 PM, Christopher Thomas
> <christopher at firemothindustries.com> wrote:
> > Will do, we are currently at 6 people on the waiting list. If we can
> manage
> > an additional 4, we'll have enough for a small batch.
>
>  it's rather weird that there are more MEBs going out than EOMA68-A20
> CPU Cards.  i'm getting slightly concerned that people may be
> believing that they're receiving a CPU Card.
>

Might I make a suggestion? Perhaps we should change the name to one you
mentioned previously.... ie , "I/O Interface Board", or something to that
effect.

The EOMA-68 A20 CPU Cards area already "Micro" in regards to most computing
size standards, and they are currently in "Engineering Sample" status. So I
can see how there might be confusion.


>  chris could i ask you to double-check with people, by actually
> sending them a picture of the MEB and asking them to confirm "yes it
> is a MEB that i am ordering, and i accept and understand that i am not
> receiving a CPU Card"?
>
>
Of course. Although, I will say, of the 6 on the list, I have personally
communicated with 4 of them already and have discussed the differences.
However, I will ensure any future individuals interested in the
Micro-Engineering Boards are fully informed on the product they are wishing
to purchase. Also, of the people who have ordered Micro Engineering Boards,
only 3 of them ordered without owning a CPU Card, and they were buying them
in preparation for the next batch of CPU CARDS.


> l.
>

To Everyone who might be interested in ordering a EOMA-68 Micro Engineering
Board, and to everyone who HAS ordered one.

THIS is the EOMA-68 Micro-Engineering Board that I have been personally
manufacturing and assembling:

http://i.imgur.com/1YtiOqK.jpg


THIS is the EOMA-68 A20 CPU Card that you INSERT into the EOMA-68
MicroEngineering Board (MEB .... so tired of typing it out) to allow you to
fully use the integrated I/O's of the Allwinner A20 CPU (and future
subsequent CPU CARDS):

http://rhombus-tech.net/allwinner_a10/news/a10.eoma68.rev2.in_pcmcia_socket.png

IF There are ANY questions, PLEASE ask Luke or Myself and we will do our
best to answer them as best we can.

-- 
Christopher Thomas
Firemoth Industries, LLC - Owner
christopher at firemothindustries.com
214-458-5990
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