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Taken from the PCB board of a Hitachi Xbox 360 DVD drive.

The Virtex®-5 OpenSPARC Evaluation Platform is a powerful system for hosting the OpenSPARC T1 open-source microprocessor. Equivalent to the Xilinx® ML509 board and based on the Xilinx XUPV5-LX110T FPGA, this kit brings the throughput of OpenSPARC Chip Multi-Threading to an FPGA. OpenSPARC T1 is the open-sourced version of the custom designed UltraSPARC T1 microprocesor from Sun Microsystems. To broaden the appeal of this state-of-the-art Chip Multi-threading (CMT) technology to the developers, engineers at Sun Microsystems and Xilinx Inc. have developed a reference design that allows a scaled-down version of the OpenSPARC T1 processor to run on Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs. This reference design is an excellent starting point for researchers and entrepreneurs to build and test novel ideas in the areas of computer architecture, logic design, parallel programming, and compiler techniques, among others.

 

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Messing around in the lounge with: Corin's D200, Sigma 18-50/2.8, 2x SB-600 (one underneath, one bounced off the ceiling).

 

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Took apart my hosed PowerBook to try and liberate my harddrive. Operation PowerBook was successful. I was able to get my data back. The computer? Well, that's another story. The motherboard of my hosed PowerBook from which I had to liberate my harddrive. It reminds me of a landscape.

STM32F746 Discovery Board with STM32F746NG MCU

Disk Memory Unit - so caller HDD or Hard Disk

Interface -> ESDI

Produced about 1987-1990

It's weight is about 4 Kg ! Size 19x14,5x8 cm !

Can You bealieve !?! I found it in one old computer.

Special dedication found on HP LaserJet 1100 printer interface board

These are OS chips placed into the 2073A MIDI/Memory Expansion card.

Placa ARM Cortex-M3 de TI

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SB80dx into 90x60cm stripbox up and behind subject angled down

 

Small white fill card below

 

fired via PocketWizard PlusII

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