DV Games dvg9501 – geekbox Plastic Container for storing Pawns and Playing Pieces of Games Table

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And do not tell anyone: I played Boom Beach after I arrived by accident to see some ads with "Dr. T", they are insane... So... I was trying to work with QT Creator. Not only a simple setup and run some tests. I am trying to see how it feels to work effectively. And I started to work on an (not so)old project of mine called " Project Phoenix". Everything was going well, without the slightest problem. I was very happy that a project that was started a while ago in Windows, I continued on Linux(Ubuntu - Intel processor), and now I can work on Lubuntu installed on ARM device. Hooray! It's party time! So I felt the need to put some music on headphones. So ... So we blame it on Imagination Technologies? Again, do not rush... Imagination Is Hiring A PowerVR Linux, Open-Source Driver Developer - article by Michael Larabel - 14 July 2015. TODO: Try to use /experiment with binary android GPU driver. I know that is not the right way for an open source follower ... but I want to try this... We do not know at this time how and when open source drivers will be available, but surely we can realize:RK3368 is an Integrated 64bit octa-core Cortex-A53 processor, made with 28nm HKMG techology, with PowerVR G6110 graphics chip: Outline of a SUV shell, with streamlined figure and ingenious design. The vent-equipped upper shell does not only for ventilation, but also highlights its SUV-like profile. 2 LEDs soldered on the main board will light up, once being powered. Considering its durability, we have equipped it with a anti-slippery lower shell. The computer that I use now as the "main" computer is a laptop with this configuration (I put it here to have a intuitive perception about this comparation): So we have all software (and hardware) too keep this project alive, ... if we want (and if we need)... this is the beauty of open source... now is our project... it is no longer theirs ... :) Also it is a tribute to open source and free software philosophy. Philosophy which now has generated projects like this, an open source hardware project.

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