Thursday, Oct 18th 2007 by James Allan Brady


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So what this is is a really small motherboard, basically. It’s been made to be mobile, and you can get Windows CE or Linux for it.

emx270handheld_small

It comes with 128MB of RAM, 512MB of flash storage and a 520MHz Intel XScale processor. There are other chips built in, but that’s the real meat and potatoes if you know what I mean.

The real fun comes by way of possible additions which include a GSM chipset that includes GPRS functionality. There is also a 3.5” touchscreen, a better graphics controller, GPS radio, WiFi radios, Bluetooth radio, an expansion connector, camera, with a pretty good resolution too, an SD/MMC card slot, USB ports, Serial ports, main and backup batteries as well as a charger, and an integrated speaker. You can even get a SIM socket to use with your GSM chipset, you know, in case you don’t own your own GSM network and all. The starting price, which I think is just what’s mentioned in the second paragraph, is $122, then you can add all the other stuff for more. The only downside is, these prices are only if you buy a 1000 plus units.

EM-X270 Embedded Mobile Device – build your own smartphone [via redferret]

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