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Open source COM and carriers become 3D-printable computers

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Rhombus Tech’s Allwinner A20 based, fully open source EOMA68 COM and carrier boards can be installed in 3D printed mini-PC or laptop cases. For the past five years, UK-based Rhombus Tech, led by developer Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton, has been developing a fully open source, removable computer-on-module (COM) in a standardized format known as “EOMA68.” […]

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