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Linux/Open Source Hardware

Linux hardware
PC hardware and peripherals
Hardware Parts - DX	Newegg.com
indiamart	The IT Depot
CentralComputers.com	Techbuy Australia
Micro Center computer & electronics	Computer Components - Walmart.com
How to Ensure Maximum Linux Compatibility Before Buying a New Hardware	Tom's Hardware: For The Hardcore PC Enthusiast

LinuxGizmos: embedded Linux news & devices	Linux-Hardware-Guide.com
Buying Your First Dedicated Linux PC	UbuntuPre-installed
LXer: Pre-installed Linux	Buying a preinstalled Linux desktop or laptop
Top 5 Linux Laptops of 2019 - Linux Laptops Guide	10 Places Where You Can Buy Linux Computers
Computer vendors that pre-install Debian	Buy a Linux Computer - linuxpreloaded.com
LXer: Companies selling preinstalled Linux and no-OS: Linux	HPLIP
How to switch an old Windows laptop to Linux	11 Linux Distributions You Can Rely on for Your Ancient 32-bit Computer

Google Chromebooks	Chromebook Buying Guide - Amazon.com \| lennyesq
How to Install Linux Apps on Your Chromebook	The Chromebook Grows Up
Linux apps on Chrome OS: An easy-to-follow guide	The best Linux apps for Chromebooks
Running Custom Containers Under Chrome OS

Novena Main Page \| Open Hardware and FOSS-friendly computing platform	Beautiful, Secure, Privacy-Respecting Laptops & Phones - Purism
5 Top Linux Computer Vendors for Small Business	LinuxQuestions.org HCL - Main Index
DriverGuide.com	Linux-drivers.org - Linux Hardware Compatibility Lists & Linux Drivers
Un*x printer compatibility database listing	Plug computers
Printer/driver Compatibility Database - The Linux Foundation	home - h-node.org
HPLIP FAQs	10 Places To Buy A Laptop With Linux Preloaded
Complete database of certified components for Ubuntu and Linux	freedomboxfoundation
Ubuntu certified complete PCs, laptops and servers	OpenBIOS
FreedomBox	OUYA: A New Kind of Video Game Console
Where to Buy a Preinstalled Linux Laptop, Notebook, Mobile Phone or PDA? - Vendor Overview	Three Companies Bringing Innovation to Open Keyboards
AVASYS - Epson printer drivers	MintBox by fit-PC
OpenBenchmarking.org - Linux Hardware Database	Mele A1000 is a $70 hackable, Linux-friendly ARM-based PC
SPYRUS Secure Pocket Drive	The Impossibly Small, Quiet, Fanless, Ultra Low Power PC \| Tiny Green PC
What is the Difference Between Android and Linux?
Anbox lets you run Android apps natively in Ubuntu, other GNU/Linux distros	Anbox - Android in a Box
Android Authority	Global American\| Industrial PC Products
WOW...A Computer Designed for YOU, Not Your Grandchildren!	Mouse Box
Linux Wireless	Clusterbit - Home
Mele A2000 Android 2.3 Media Player Powered by AllWinner A10	Novena - A new open-hardware computing platform \| Crowd Supply
Dell's Project Ophelia: an Android 4.0 stick that turns any display into a PC	Aria G25 - Low cost Linux Embedded SMD module
Phonebloks	Pebble E-Paper Watch for iPhone and Android
Novena open laptop launches crowdfunding campaign - Liliputing	5 Best Small Business Open Source Firewalls
Why Mainframes Aren't Going Away Any Time Soon	IBM LinuxONE
Mini Supercomputer at Your Desk by Clusterbit Inc. - Kickstarter	Review: PocketCHIP—Super cheap Linux terminal that fits in your pocket
Eggcyte \| Makers of The Egg	Linux for gamers
CES 2015: The Linux penguin in your TV \| ZDNet
HDMI-stick devices	Available at:
Chromecast gadget beams media from Chrome to TVs\| LinuxGizmos.com	Google Store; Walmart.com; StaplesÂ®; Office Depot & OfficeMax; Best Buy; Newegg.com; Geeks.com; Target
HDMI dongle IPTV device supports Android 4.0\| LinuxGizmos.com	Always Innovating: Introducing the MeCam
HDMI stick PC runs Picuntu on Cortex-A9 SoC\|LinuxGizmos.com	Linux Mini PC's : MK802III LE (Linux Edition) Picuntu Linux Mini PC
HDMI-stick mini-PC runs Android on quad-core ARM SoC\|LinuxGizmos.com	Ugoos UM2
Sony HDMI plug-in Google TV adapter photos leak\|LinuxGizmos.com	Sony NSZ-GU1 Bravia Smart Stick Prices - CNET
$50 Roku stick goes HDMI y HDMI with Chromecast\|LinuxGizmos.com	Roku® Streaming Stick®; Walmart.com; Target; Best Buy; StaplesÂ®; Office Depot & OfficeMax; Newegg.com; Geeks.com
MK802 Review \| Android PC Mini	Rikomagic United States; Rikomagic United Kingdom; Rikomagic Russia; ANDROID TV STICK - Maak van uw TV een echte SMART TV!
Ultra-Compact Dell Cloud Connection Device Enables Access to Personal and Professional Content From Any Capable Display \| Dell	ophelia - Dell - Search -
Intel® Compute Stick	Intel Technology Provider; Intel® Authorized Distributors of Embedded Products
Asus Chromebit review: This PC-on-a-stick is worth the $85 price … for some \| CIO	Chromebit CS10 \| Chrome Devices \| ASUS USA

Tablet PCs
TuxMobil	ARCHOS
DHgate.com	EmperorLinux
Alibaba.com	PiPad: Build your own Raspberry Pi tablet \| ZDNet
Replace Your Laptop with an Android Tablet \| Linux.com

Open Source hardware
IOT - The Internet of Things
Embedded Linux Conference	Take Control With Open Source Hardware \| Linux.com
What is open hardware? \| Opensource.com	Business Models for Open Source Hardware Design
Open source hardware - slideshow	A Store and Crowdfunding Platform for Physical Stuff \| Crowd Supply
Kickstarter for Open-Source Projects?	Kickstarter
Open Source Hardware Licenses	Technocopia
open hardware column \| Opensource.com	The TAPR Open Hardware License
List of open source hardware projects	OpenCores
Definition (English) - Open Source Hardware Association	OSHW
open hardware	All About Open Hardware
OpenHardware Developer Site	Open Hardware Repository
Open Source Hardware Reserve Bank	MAKE\|Open source hardware
Open Hardware - P2P Foundation	13 Open Source Hardware Companies Making $1 Million or More (video)
Open Graphics Project	Home \| Harkopen.com
Open Source Hardware User Group	The Open19 Foundation
Open Compute Project	Open Source Hardware Association
Specialty/hobby	OpenFlow/SDN - videos
Particle \| Source	Robotics
9 reasons to certify your products as open source hardware	Python vs. C/C++ in embedded systems
Where do open source engineers fit in electronics industry	What programming languages rule the Internet of Things?
Contiki: An operating system for the 'Internet of Things' - Operating Systems - Techworld	Contiki: The Open Source Operating System for the Internet of Things
Android-based "Brillo" IoT OS arrives with hacker SBC support	Brillo \| Google Developers
Echelon IIOT	OpenIoT project \| Open Source Solution for the Internet of Things into the Cloud
Home \| IoTivity	OPEN CONNECTIVITY FOUNDATION (OCF)
Framework \| AllSeen Alliance	AllSeen Alliance
51 Open Source Tools for the Internet of Things - Datamation	6 Open Source Middleware Tools for the Internet of Things
9 Open Source Internet of Things Platforms	9 Open Source Operating Systems for the Internet of Things
16 Open Source Hardware Tools for the Internet of Things	Home \| Zephyr Project
ARMmbed	Node-RED
An open source perspective on the Internet of Things (part 1)	Open source projects for the Internet of Things, from A to Z
Linux and open source hardware for building IoT devices	Linux-based smart home hubs advance into AI
Open source OSes for the Internet of Things	Can Linux containers save IoT from a security meltdown?
The IoT Solutions Company - myDevices.com	IoT Tech Trends - Iot How-to, News, Product Review, Trends & Deals

Learn about the OpenOCD package \| Opensource.com	OpenXC
Automotive Grade Linux \| The Linux Foundation	Open On-Chip Debugger
OpenPOWER Foundation	Open Automotive Alliance
Project aims to build a "fully open" SoC and dev board\|LinuxGizmos.com	Android Gaming Consoles: The Ultimate Guide
lowRISC	How It Works \| Ubi - The Ubiquitous Computer
Ninja Blocks	OpenPOWER
MIPS Open Initiative	MIPS Open - The New Standard in Open Use ISAs
RISC-V	SiFive
96Boards: 32- and 64-bit ARM Boards	LinuxGizmos.com « Embedded Linux News
Bug Labs	Design your own RISC-V SoC with SiFive’s new “hassle-free” process
Linaro	Firefox OS - The Adaptive Phone - Great Smartphone Features, Apps and More - Mozilla
The Adapteva Shop/Parallella: Supercomputing for everyone	Home \| Dronecode