PocketBeagle USB-Key-Fob Computer | Maker Minute

PocketBeagle from BeagleBoard.org's is an ultra-tiny-yet-complete open-source USB-key-fob computer.

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PocketBeagle USB-Key-Fob Computer | Maker Minute

PocketBeagle is a low-cost Linux computer that’s the size of a key-fob and suitable for beginners and professional developers. The PocketBeage is based on the Octavo Systems OSD3358-SM system-in-package, which integrates a TI Sitara AM3358 processor, 512 MB of DDR3, a PMIC, and LDO in a 21 mm x 21 mm BGA package. The PocketBeagle can be used as a development board for custom designs using the Octavo SiP, and offers expansions pin headers, eight analog inputs, 44 digital I/Os, numerous digital interfaces including CAN bus controllers, micro USB, and a bootable microSD card slot. Developers can use custom Linux images, the Cloud9 IDE, and any BeagleBone Black software using the available expansion pins.