Parallella board sales from Adapteva resumed.
Hello.
On Thursday, June 26, Adapteva sent to everyone about the resumption of sales of their open source Parallella board. The sales themselves began yesterday. On Habré previously mentioned, for example, here habrahabr.ru/post/168897 .
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Let me remind you that the Parallella board is a high-performance motherboard based on the SoC Xilinx ZYNQ 7010 (or ZYNQ 7020), as well as the Adapteva Epiphany III with 16 cores. The first crystal contains two ARM Cortex-A9 and FPGA Artix-7 cores, plus a bunch of peripheral controllers (Ethernet, USB 2.0, NAND, SPI, I2C, etc.). The second chip is a proprietary Adapteva. The board is designed for computing and is designed to show the full power of the interaction of ARM, FPGA and DSP cores. Successfully passed Kickstarter.
The board itself has several modifications, depending on the ZYNQ 7010 or ZYNQ 7020, as well as in the presence or absence of GPIO outputs. So there are only three options. Information at www.parallella.org/board .
I apologize for any irregularities, I write for the first time.
PS I myself had long thought of purchasing it, I had been waiting for sales for about a year. Today decided, but was disappointed. having seen a line of the following content.
Maybe people will tell you how to get it, I would very much like to try ZYNQ and Epiphany III. I would thank for the works.
In addition, separate demos with ZYNQ are sold from $ 600.
While writing the post, I saw Sold Out and was disappointed, but then sales resumed again.
On Thursday, June 26, Adapteva sent to everyone about the resumption of sales of their open source Parallella board. The sales themselves began yesterday. On Habré previously mentioned, for example, here habrahabr.ru/post/168897 .
')
Let me remind you that the Parallella board is a high-performance motherboard based on the SoC Xilinx ZYNQ 7010 (or ZYNQ 7020), as well as the Adapteva Epiphany III with 16 cores. The first crystal contains two ARM Cortex-A9 and FPGA Artix-7 cores, plus a bunch of peripheral controllers (Ethernet, USB 2.0, NAND, SPI, I2C, etc.). The second chip is a proprietary Adapteva. The board is designed for computing and is designed to show the full power of the interaction of ARM, FPGA and DSP cores. Successfully passed Kickstarter.
The board itself has several modifications, depending on the ZYNQ 7010 or ZYNQ 7020, as well as in the presence or absence of GPIO outputs. So there are only three options. Information at www.parallella.org/board .
I apologize for any irregularities, I write for the first time.
PS I myself had long thought of purchasing it, I had been waiting for sales for about a year. Today decided, but was disappointed. having seen a line of the following content.
Sorry, we don't ship to RussiaMaybe people will tell you how to get it, I would very much like to try ZYNQ and Epiphany III. I would thank for the works.
In addition, separate demos with ZYNQ are sold from $ 600.
While writing the post, I saw Sold Out and was disappointed, but then sales resumed again.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/227957/
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