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The Hummingboard: another pseudo open source Linux Board
Here you can find specs and schematics: unfortunately no license is specified on the schematics and this makes the project not really open source.
Despite this, an interesting product.
The HummingBoard allows you to run many open source operating systems – such as Ubuntu, Debian and Arch – as well as Android and XBMC. With its core technology based on SolidRun’s state-of-the-art Micro System on a Module (MicroSOM), it has ready-to-use OS images, and its open hardware comes with full schematics and layout. Best of all, as a Linux single board computer, the HummingBoard is backed by the global digital maker community, which means you can alter the product in any way you like and get full kernel upstreaming support and all the assistance you need.
via Hummingboard – Powerful Linux Single Board Computer.