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Pip-Watch (Personal Information Panel) is an open-source smart watch with an ePaper display, a bluetooth modem, and a Li-Ion accumulator.
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PIP-Watch

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The talking clock can tell the current time aloud in English. Time announcement is triggered by pressing a button on a remote controller.
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Talking Nixie Clock

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Single-Board Computer based on 65C02 or 65C816 CPU with 2MB RAM, VGA graphics output, PS/2 ports, and high-quality sound.
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DIY System on Chip based on FPGA, priced below 5 USD
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Make your intrisic fiber-optic sensor system at home, using your mbed/arduino, RaspberryPI and cheap optical fibers
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Xilinx Zynq SoC, Arduino Compatible, 2x ARM Cortex A9, LPDDR2 Memory, USB OTG, on-board USB JTAG and UART.
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In the true spirit of Star Trek, this communicator badge is completely autonomous, while fitting in the form factor of an original badge
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FPGA emulating MicroSD runs Google ProjectVault HDL code.
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A simple Pi zero build with some soldering skills required.
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