[Beowulf] more news from Parallella/Epiphany

[Hearns, John]

FORM-FACTOR: We have stayed within the credit card sized form factor, but due to placement constraints we have not been able to keep the corners rounded. This means that you won’t be able to place the Parallella board within an Altoid tin can.



In the past, the unit of measurement in the UK was 'fits into a tobacco tin' as you could always depend on your father/grandfather having a ready supply of such tins.


I suppose that todays health conscious age has had a detrimental effect on children taking up electronics as a hobby!

I remember many happy hours as a child mounting boards of that size in tins.
 

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