The new Flipper One is a pocket-sized Linux computer

Source: The Verge

Overview

The Flipper One isn’t quite complete yet, as the company is seeking feedback and ideas from its community. It follows the popular but controversial Flipper Zero, a wireless hacking multi‑tool introduced six years ago, and a brief detour into a device that lets co‑workers know when you’re too busy to chat. The new Flipper One is a pocket‑sized electronic multi‑tool that also functions as a tiny open‑source Linux computer.

Specifications

• Processor: 8‑core RK3576
• GPU: Integrated graphics unit
• NPU: 6 TOPS neural processing unit
• Memory: 8 GB RAM

Connectivity

• PCIe interface
• SATA interface
• USB 3.0 ports
• Two Ethernet ports
• M.2 slot for expansion modules (e.g., cellular connectivity)

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