Difference between revisions 164891746 and 164891747 on dewiki{{Infobox information appliance | title = DragonBox Pyra | image = [[File:Pyra_logo-full.svg|220px]] | caption = | manufacturer = OpenPandora GmbH | type = [[Handheld game console]] / [[Ultra-Mobile PC|UMPC]] / [[Personal digital assistant|PDA]] hybrid | os = [[Debian]] | soc = [[Texas Instruments]] [[OMAP|OMAP5432]] | cpu = 1.5 [[Hertz|GHz]] [[ARM Cortex-A15]] dual-core with NEON SIMD | memory = 2 [[Gibibyte|GB]] (4 [[Gibibyte|GB]] option) | storage = Dual [[SDXC]] slots, one internal microSD slot | display = 5" LCD, [[720p]] | graphics = 533 MHz [[PowerVR]] SGX544MP2 | controllers = [[D-pad]] | connectivity = [[Wi-Fi]], [[Bluetooth]], [[Universal Serial Bus|USB]] (all port sizes), MicroHDMI, headset port and 3G/4G/UMTS/GPS (optional) | dimensions = 139 x 87 x 32 mm | predecessor = [[Pandora (console)|Pandora]] | successor = | website = {{URL|pyra-handheld.com}} }} The '''DragonBox Pyra''' is an upcoming [[Linux]]-based [[handheld]] [[computer]] equipped with a keyboard and gaming controls. It was presented officially at the [[FOSDEM]] 2014 in [[Brussels]].<ref>[http://pandoralive.info/?p=2789 Pandoralive post about the FOSDEM news]</ref> It is a [[spiritual successor]] to the [[OpenPandora]] device, and shares some of the original Pandora team members. Its release date is currently unknown, as development is still ongoing with several developer prototypes already producedSeveral working developer prototypes have been produced, while development is still ongoing.<ref>[http://liliputing.com/2016/05/dragonbox-pyra-pre-orders-begin-open-source-handheld-gaming-pc.html DragonBox Pyra pre-orders begin (open Source handheld gaming PC)] on liliputing.com (05/01/2016)</ref><ref>[http://www.open-consoles-news.com/2015/09/dragonbox-pyra-les-news.html DragonBox Pyra : les news] on open-consoles-news.com (2015)</ref> A release date is not announced up to now, while [[Ppreorder]] became possible on May 1, 2016. == Architecture == [[File:Pyra-Proto-Full.jpg|thumb|left|A Pyra developer prototype with Debian, running a terminal, GIMP, and LibreOffice (May 3, 2016).]] The Pyra design aims for modularity and is therefore separated in three PCBs: CPU board (CPU, RAM and storage), mainboard (ports, Wifi and Bluetooth) and the display board. The replaceable CPU board allows a potential future upgrade of CPU and RAM. The Pyra can be easily disassembled with screws and is therefore repairable and modifiable. (contracted; show full){{Handheld game consoles}} [[Category:Handheld game consoles]] [[Category:Linux-based devices]] [[Category:Personal digital assistants]] [[Category:Embedded Linux]] [[Category:Texas Instruments hardware]] [[Category:Open-source video games]] All content in the above text box is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license Version 4 and was originally sourced from https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=prev&oldid=164891747.
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