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Sino:bit

The sino:bit a single-board micro controller designed for computer education in China.

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Introducing the open-source Sino:bit, a cousin to the Calliope mini and Micro:bit. Features such as a larger LED grid (for Chinese characters), auspicious red color, and Grove connectors should make this a popular starter board or robot brain. Developed by Elecrow, based on the Calliope mini and design requests from Naomi. http://www.elecrow.com/sino-bit-v1-0.html

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zerog2k wrote 02/01/2018 at 21:19 • point

I'm a little curious why the QFAA was chosen over say QFAC... this 16k ram version makes trying to fit the BLE stack (S130 softdevice) challenging, as there is not much free ram left.

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theschlem wrote 11/28/2017 at 05:40 • point

This is a big ball of GREAT ideas. 

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