Hey everyone,
New to the forum, but wanted to grab some hardware-related feedback about this new mini-camera and dev board we’ve just come out with!
It’s called the Lamobo D-1, and the idea behind it was to make a combo camera and development board that was as portable and affordable as possible while still packing it full of multi-media features, namely an HD camera and hefty built-in storage capacity.
Our favorite part though, is that like the Raspberry Pi, the board is Linux-based, so if you’re not a big Arduino fan or you’re particularly comfortable with Linux, it’s a great board to work with. Unlike the RP, though, it’s affordable and already comes with the cool accessories.
Anyway, we’re really eager to know what the Linux and development community think of the D-1, so we’d love any feedback you guys have, thanks!
Here’s the site (still in Chinese now, English one will be up soon!) and specs:
http://www.lamobo.org/
Product Name
Lamobo-D1
Product Size
PCB 36x36mm,
CPU
400MHz ARM926EJ 32Bits RISC Core
RAM
64MB DDR2
Flash
16MB SPI-FLASH
Storage
Internal Micro SD Card,Supports 8/16/32GB TF Card;
Camera
HM1375 1.3M 1/4" CMOS Image Sensor SoC
30FPS@720P
Video
1280x720p_30fps H.264/MJPEG Hardware Coding。 448MB/Hour Video Recording,16GB TF Card w/ 35.7 Hours Video Capacity
Audio
MIDI/MP3/WMA/AAC/AAC+/Speech
WIFI
Internal RTL8188EUS WiFi Module, Supports 802.11bgn, Switchable Master/Slave Modes
RTC
Internal RTC Circuit,Supports OSD Functionality.
PM
Internal AXP173 Power Source and Microchip,Supports Smart Lithium Battery Recharging.
Mic
Fixed Internal Microphone/
Speaker
Audio Driver with Transmission Functionality
Power Consumption
Recording: 5V-200mA;
WiFi On: 5V-350mA;
Uses 10000mAH Portable Power Source, Capable of Recording 24 Consecutive Hours of HD 720p Video or Audio.
GPIO
Leads to 8 Multiplexed GPIO Leads, 4GPIO/2PWM/1UART or 5GPIO/3PWM.
Internal I2C Control CMOS and Power Source IC;
UART
Independent UART Debugging Interface;
USB
Independent USB Programming Interface;
DC IN
Single +5V Cable Input;
Battery
3.7V Lithium Battery Outlet
OS
Linux3.4.35, Kernel Source Code Level and Above, with Customizable Development
i would like to test it for real to see if it is really cool , send me one please