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CHIP (computer)

CHIP (stylized as C.H.I.P.) was a single-board computer crowdfunded and produced by the now-defunct Next Thing Co. (NTC). Advertised as "the world's first $9 computer," it was released in 2015 as open-source hardware running a customized, Debian-based Linux operating system.

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CPU
1 GHz R8M/R8 (ARMv7)
Introductory price
US$9
Memory
512 MB DDR3 SDRAM
Operating system
Linux (Debian)
Power
5 V DC >500 mA, wired or optional battery
Released
May 31, 2016

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CHIP (computer)

Nodes71
Edges70
Triples7
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028169
Components1

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CHIP (computer)

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CPU · 1
CHIP (computer) → 1 GHz R8M/R8 (ARMv7)
Introductory price · 1
CHIP (computer) → US$9
Memory · 1
CHIP (computer) → 512 MB DDR3 SDRAM
Operating system · 1
CHIP (computer) → Linux (Debian)
Power · 1
CHIP (computer) → 5 V DC 500 mA, wired or optional battery
Released · 1
CHIP (computer) → May 31, 2016
Storage · 1
CHIP (computer) → 4 GB - 8 GB onboard

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chip hardware next thing also pocket pro co r8 ntc computer linux user system board original armv7 company users archive

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
CHIP (computer)CPU1 GHz R8M/R8 (ARMv7)1.00infobox
CHIP (computer)Introductory priceUS$91.00infobox
CHIP (computer)Memory512 MB DDR3 SDRAM1.00infobox
CHIP (computer)Operating systemLinux (Debian)1.00infobox
CHIP (computer)Power5 V DC >500 mA, wired or optional battery1.00infobox
CHIP (computer)ReleasedMay 31, 20161.00infobox
CHIP (computer)Storage4 GB - 8 GB onboard1.00infobox

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