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  • Hardware: Portable lab

    A set of expansion boards are being considered that can turn the TERES-I into a "portable lab." This may include capabilities such as a digital storage oscilloscope and logic analyzer.

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  • Hardware: Increase RAM

    We are designing new main boards with newer and more powerful processors with more RAM and NAND flash (the trade-off would be a shorter battery life, of course).

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  • Architecture: MIPS

    Different main board configurations: the first iteration comes with ARM64 and x86 support. The MIPS architecture is coming soon with other architectures to follow. The concept is to make templates which others may use to customize so other SOCs may be used for a main board. For further reading, see how MIPS is going open-source: https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1334087

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  • Architecture: x86

    Different main board configurations: the first iteration comes with ARM64 and x86 support. The MIPS architecture is coming soon with other architectures to follow. The concept is to make templates which others may use to customize so other SOCs may be used for a main board.

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  • Hardware: 1080p LCD resolution

    TERES-I comes with 1376x768 LCD configuration. Future main boards aim at 1920x1080 pixels.

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