Possible Review Opportunity

[tinytomlogan]

Gizmosphere LINK


Ive got my hands on a Gizmo Explorer kit, Its similair to the Raspberry Pi but this one has an AMD G series APU at its heart.

Im looking for someone with a good knowledge of programing and prototyping to take this off my hands and write reviews and articles for the site on it.

None of our current team have experience in this area so if you think you fit the bill, please post and tell us why.

 

[SPS]

Dugdiamond not up for this/have the time?

I would love to prototype this with some DX11 code but I don't think I'd be able to explore it completely in a reasonable time frame.

 

[tinytomlogan]

Dugdiamond not up for this/have the time?

I would love to prototype this with some DX11 code but I don't think I'd be able to explore it completely in a reasonable time frame.

Its more about testing the unit overall and then playing with custom parts of it after..... As far as Im aware it can boot windows etc.....

 

[dugdiamond]

Dugdiamond not up for this/have the time?

I would love to prototype this with some DX11 code but I don't think I'd be able to explore it completely in a reasonable time frame.

too busy with work
things are very hectic at chez dug's at the mo

 

[Etlar]

Damn, that look so fun to play whit. But i dont have the skills to it yet, still on the learn phase on it.

Hope you find one that can help you Tinytomlogan

 

[SPS]

What's the least you would expect to be tested?

I just want to see if I would be suitable - I'd definitely be up for it but I want to make sure I could fill the requirement.

Edit: I suppose at the end of the day the majority of benchmarks can just be done with windows benches, if that's what you're after.

 

[dalewakelin]

I know how to control robots and machines with raspberry pi's. Its good fun. It may be able to run windows but it is waay more fun on linux