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img-0005-fsl-ptx Added by Robert Schwebel on November 10, 2010 at 6:46pm i.MX28 on the Freescale booth    

Added by Manish Shakya on June 24, 2010 at 9:07pm   http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=20gx9QlKv_w   Uploaded by manish590 on Jun 4, 2010 No description available. Category: Education License: Standard YouTube License  

img-0006-fsl-ptx Added by Robert Schwebel on November 10, 2010 at 6:46pm   Linux and Qt 4.7 running on the KaRo TX28 board.

apf28 down Added by Martoni on January 13, 2012 at 3:13am    

LinuxCon 2011 - Vancouver Added by Derald Woods on January 16, 2012 at 9:18pm   LinuxCon 2011 Gala

i.mx233 Computer on Module Added by Lucas Loizaga on August 1, 2010 at 5:03pm First 3D image of our i.mx233 SODIMM CoM!  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9UXhZSYphw&feature=player_embedded   Published on Apr 20, 2012 by iWavesystems The Platform is based on Freescale's i.MX508 processor which is a system-on-chip (SoC) that incorporates high performance 800MHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor along with on-chip EPD and LCD Controller. Lower power consumption of ARM Cortex-A8 eliminates the need for heat dissipation and helps developers to design silent, air-tight enclosed solutions. The i.MX50 Quick Start Board comes with 256MB Low power DDR2 and 4GB micro SD card loaded with boot code and Linux . The Quick start board supports Standard SD port for SDIO expansions, 10/100Mbps Ethernet, Micro USB 2.0 Device port, USB 2.0 Host Type A port, Headphone Audio IN & Audio OUT port, DB15 VGA display out port, DB9 Debug Serial port, JTAG connector and Expansion connector port for EPD & LCD expansion. This enables developers to quickly prototype their application needs around i.MX50 processor and optimize the development effort and time to market of their products.Board Support Packages for Linux and Android is available for the i.MX50 Quick Start Board.iWave Systems also launched EPD Add-On module and LCD Add on Module for i.MX50 Quick Start Board for quick validating of different display interfaces capability of i.MX50 CPU. Category: Science & Technology License: Standard YouTube License  

The WunderBar is the easiest way to create innovative and useful apps to connect smart devices. It works out-of-the-wrapper, contains 6 awesome Beacons (BLE), sensors, and Wifi, and is dead-simple to program. Sensors include: Light, color, distance, temperature, humidity, remote control (IR), accelerometer, and gyroscope, a Grove Connector, and noise/sound sensor which was chosen by the community! Open Source We want everyone involved, that's why we are sharing the layouts on GitHub. If you've got an improvement - fork us, make a change, and send a pull request. If you need to build your own board to integrate with existing systems, be our guest. The liberal Apache License makes this possible. Secure Security for low energy devices over domestic networks is a challenge. We are working with partners to build the highest possible level of security into devices. Our device registration harnesses the security in your smart phone or tablet to create a permanent connection with the OpenSensor Cloud Flexible The WunderBar comes shipped with our own firmware which seemlessly integrates with the OpenSensor Cloud, however you can work with Arduino, or roll your own solution. We have libraries for Arduino, and examples for building your own solution. Read more about it WunderBar by relayr Think this is a cool project?  Rank it below and leave us your comments!

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Dear i.MX Partners,   The i.MX  technical support team understands the importance of supporting effort towards establishing a vast and valuable ecosystem for i.MX products.  We are here to help you!  If you have technical questions or encounter problems in the use or development of an i.MX product, please use the following procedure to submit a discussion in the i.MX  Community, and receive priority attention.    In order to be recognized as one of our valued partners, we require that you make your company name visible to “Everyone” in your member profile 2 and add two separate tags 1 to every discussion you create: The word “partner” <Your company‘s name>   Partner support requests will be escalated to i.MX Support team on a high-priority 3 basis.  Valid support requests include questions about, or problems encountered on, our standard products, e.g., BSP, documentation or development platforms.   This invitation is open to all current NXP/i.MX  partner companies, including members of NXP Connect and those in the i.MX Partner Program.  In order to facilitate a clear escalation path, Please use @mention 4 to notify your NXP contacts 5 , so they are aware of your request and can track the status of your issue”   For questions or issues that contain sensitive or confidential information: Create a discussion in the i.MX Community that generically describes the issue or question, and request private support.  A “Private Discussion” (PD) will be initiated by a technical support representative assigned to your issue, and sent to you and any contacts you have @mentioned 4 .  The discussion and response will take place in the PD, invisible to the public.  Upon issue closure, the partner is expected to generically summarize the problem and solution in the original public discussion for the benefit and general education of the community on the issue.   Thank you! NXP Support Community     Footnotes: TAGS are free-form text you can enter in the space designated for tags, or in the body of a discussion prefaced by “#”. For more information, please search for “tags” in the community. This is done by clicking on the down-arrow icon next to your name in the top-right corner of any community page, selecting “Edit Profile & Privacy”, selecting the “Privacy Settings” tab, and then changing the Company Name visibility to “Everyone”. Your discussion will be escalated 6 to an NXP support representative and assigned on a priority basis.  Priority will always be elevated above other community support requests and can be significantly higher based on your status with NXP and your company’s participation level in the i.MX community. @mention is a method where you type “@” followed by the community username of the person you would like to be notified.  For more information, please search for “@mention” in the community. Your NXP contact is a person most familiar with your support request.  It can be your relationship manager, or anyone who has familiarity with your activity.  This will be your inquiry and escalation contact. The escalation and assignment process occurs through a private (invisible) process.  The assigned person will contact you directly if additional information or discussion is required. At this time it is not our standard practice to communicate the assignment.  Please use the NXP contact(s) who were @mentioned 4 in the discussion to provide a status of the issue.  The original discussion will remain in the public community as an opportunity for others to contribute.