3 replies to this topic

[Michel Tol]

Hi, is it just me or am I missing the netduini mini and netduino plus info on the hardware page. I can find the proper info via google but I was expecting to find it via the hardware page.

[Chris Walker]

Hi Michel, We'll be adding both of them to the Hardware page soon. Since the Netduino Plus is in short supply for the holidays, we want community members to be able to buy one before everyone finds out about them We'll add the Netduino Mini at the same time. In the meantime, the links you already mentioned... http://www.netduino.com/netduinomini http://www.netduino.com/netduinoplus Chris

[Omar (OZ)]

Hi,

is it just me or am I missing the netduini mini and netduino plus info on the hardware page. I can find the proper info via google but I was expecting to find it via the hardware page.

its not just you... the info isn't too hard to find, just go to one of the following:

http://netduino.com/netduino/
http://netduino.com/netduinoplus/
http://netduino.com/netduinomini/

EDIT:
sorry - Chris posted while I was writing this... you win Chris

[Jarrod Sinclair]

Hi Michel,

We'll be adding both of them to the Hardware page soon.

Since the Netduino Plus is in short supply for the holidays, we want community members to be able to buy one before everyone finds out about them

We'll add the Netduino Mini at the same time.

In the meantime, the links you already mentioned...
http://www.netduino.com/netduinomini
http://www.netduino.com/netduinoplus

Chris

Well Chris, I missed this post a while back and now I am still eagerly waiting for a supplier to get the Netduino Plus back in stock (in the US). I was hoping to work on it over the Christmas / New years break but no joy. Any idea when they should be in stock again? I am building an Awana Grand Prix Track Timer (similar to pinewood derby) with it and need to have the "Beta" version for hardware and software completed by second week of Feb to start testing. I am thinking I will just have to go with the "standard" edition for now and hope I can do everything I need via USB and/or serial.

Thanks,
Jarrod Sinclair

P.S. You guys have some great software and TUT videos to go with this device!!. I was able to take the sdk, load your additions, and was running in the default emulator in minutes. Also, I just discovered the the Netduino Emulator (http://netduinoemulator.codeplex.com/) so tomorrow I am going to try it out cause I am at the point in my code development where I need to generate some "real" GPIO interrupts. I am really looking forward to getting my hands on one of your boards.