Flipper One wants to be the Linux multi-tool in your pocket
- On Thursday, Flipper Devices announced the Flipper One, a Linux-based networking platform for hardware experimentation that differs fundamentally from its signal-hacking Flipper Zero device.
- Flipper Devices CEO Pavel Zhovner described the device as a 'network multitool' designed to address usability issues in DIY computers through a dual-processor architecture that independently manages system controls.
- Hardware-Wise, the device features a Rockchip RK3576 SoC, 8 GB of RAM, and 64 GB of internal storage, paired with Wi-Fi 6E, dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, and an M.2 interface for modular expansion.
- Flipper Devices partnered with Collabora to push support into the mainline Linux kernel while aiming for a price under $350 for the base configuration, keeping development open to community input.
- The team faces hurdles achieving full mainline Linux support for the RK3576 processor; Zhovner noted significant technical and financial risks, including the RAM chip crisis, before the planned summer Kickstarter launch.
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Flipper One wants to be the Linux multi-tool in your pocket
Flipper Devices has announced the Flipper One, an ARM-based Linux computer built around openness, though its price tag may give you pause. The computer is not a successor to the Flipper Zero, according to the manufacturer, despite the visual similarity. Whereas the Flipper Zero was more about hacking anything from NFC cards to infrared controls and RFID devices, the One is a full-fledged Linux computer. The device uses a Rockchip RK3576 as its m…
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