I'm looking for a device to play music, and maybe some other stuff. Considering an ARM-based board.
I'd been using a 2007 macbook that I got on its way to the trash a few years ago, but it died yesterday. Was largely only using it to play music and watch things on youtube. My other computer (which I found at the same time) is a 2005 dell, and the headphone jack doesn't work properly. It might well be on its way out too.
Need a 1:1 replacement, but don't want to buy another laptop. Considering a small ARM chip, like an Odroid. Generally I don't like macs, but I had sort of gotten used to it, and do like the durable aluminum case. Don't know of any other laptop with something similar, but with a small chip I could probably just make one myself.
Is this as viable as I think? Any other suggestions?
ARM boards do not have Flash support outside of Android.
>>56381225
Wrong
http://blog.valitov.me/2014/06/installing-google-chromium-on-arm.html?m=1
Apparently it even works quite well
>>56383205
Also, another question. How viable is the notion of using an ARM board as a "pseudo" ASIC? Or a state machine?
Have a few uses in mind. Just beginning to (slowly) learn about circuit design. Something like that would do for now.
Raspberry pi zero? A little slow but good for music and YouTube If I recall correctly.
did you know your average phone can play flac?
>>56383542
I don't want a cell phone.
If I had one I'd probably use that.