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NIMble™ 7 Embedded Touch Computer

A complete touch system with a 7” display system running a customizable Android 2.2 (Froyo) with network-based update system.

  • Powerful ARM processor
  • Fanless Operation
  • Video and 2D/3D Graphics Acceleration
  • Locking Expansion Connectors

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Specifications

NIM2000 Hardware  
Processor OMAP3530
Memory 256 MB
Flash Storage 256 MB
PMIC TPS65930
Networking Local bus 10/100mbs by expansion connector
WiFi 802.11 b/g with U.FL antenna connector
RTC w/ Battery Single cell battery to maintain real time clock
SD/MMC Signals from the processor through expansion connector
USB Host Signals from the processor through expansion connector
USB OTG Signals from the processor through expansion connector
Analog or Digital Audio Signals from the PMIC through expansion connector (depends on configuration)
Analog Video In/Out Connector Composite video in and out
EEPROM 1 KB EEPROM
Touch Screen 7” fusion touch display
Power Connector 5V Power and Ground
Expansion Connector Signals LAN, Power, GPIO x 6 , I2C x 2, USB 2.0 OTG, USB 2.0 Host, Power, UART, System Reset, Power On, L/R Line-In, L/R Line-Out, GPIO, SD/MMC, UART
Button/LED Connector 10 GPIO pins
   
Software  
Operating System Linux 2.6.32
Application Framework Customizable Android 2.2 (“Froyo” Distribution) with source code
Upgradable to future versions
System Software Update Network or SD card system and application update mechanism
   
Environmental  
Operating Range 0º to → 60ºC
Storage Range -40 to → 85ºC
Humidity 10% ~ 90% (noncondensing)

Rapid Touch Product Development, with NIMble™ 7 Embedded Touch Computer

Consisting of a Fusion™ 7 Touch Display and an OMAP 3530-based embedded touch computer running a customizable version of Android 2.2 (Froyo), NIMble™ 7 Modules make touch product development fast and easy.  Create completely functional Prototype units in days instead of months.  Design an advanced P-Cap touch subsystem into your products without spending months and facing the technology risk of a DIY effort.