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Most of this week’s discussion revolved around open hardware. The summit definitely provided some interesting conversation points, explained below. If we missed any links, please leave them in the comments! [display_podcast]
- Open hardware
- The open hardware summit was awesome! (writing for EEtimes at ESC Boston was cool too!)
- Videos aren't all online yet but Limor Fried's is on Adafruit (one of my favorites).
- I also really enjoyed the talk by John Wilbanks, VP of science at Creative Commons
- Not-so-open hardware
- Nokia pundits lament not having a product visionary.
- They're really saying they want a Steve Jobs.
- Interesting historical footnote: lots of people at the open hardware summit had some of the most closed source products on the planet. Irony.
- Self Publishing
- Wordpress.org is where you get the open source software, Wordpress.com does hosting.
- Silicon chip magazine -- The last electronics magazine from Australia.
- Microsoft Live spaces will not host it's own blogs anymore and they'll be pushed to Wordpress.
- Low Power design
- Tascam DR-07 isn't winning any awards with Chris
- The Akihabara Electronics Market in Japan
open hardware summit
openhardwaresummit.orgwriting for EEtimes at ESC Boston
chrisgammell.comLimor Fried's is on Adafruit
adafruit.comCreative Commons
creativecommons.orgNokia pundits lament not having a product visionary
businessinsider.comWordpress.org
wordpress.orgWordpress.com
wordpress.comSilicon chip magazine
siliconchip.com.auTascam DR-07
tascam.comAmazing tour of the amazing market
tokyohackerspace.org
